Books for Our Times: How Fiction Informs My Politics
How fiction can help readers think about the consequences of their own political choices.
How fiction can help readers think about the consequences of their own political choices.
Book adaptation news including Sex Criminals, Station Eleven, The Psychopath Test, and more
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