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In Defense of the Present Tense
It is Everywhere, Including Our Writing
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Alexander Chee
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The Deep, Dark Genius of Shirley Jackson
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The Perpetual Now of Life on the Margins
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The Literary Period Piece: Forever Current
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True Love and Fire Alarms: A Tour Diary
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The Unemployed Life of a Professional Writer
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Shelley A. Leedahl
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