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Mythologized Impartiality: A Conversation About the Supreme Court's Checkered Past and Future
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Jane Smiley on What It’s Like to Have Your Book Banned
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David Remnick on the Continued Gift of the Written Word
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Martín Solares on Creating Novelesque Excitement
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