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<em>Anthem</em> by Noah Hawley, Read by Shiromi Arserio and Noah Hawley

Anthem by Noah Hawley, Read by Shiromi Arserio and Noah Hawley

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Michael L. Walker on the Emotional and Physical Experience of Doing Time in Jail

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“When You Feel Things, You Have to Talk About Them.” Emmelie Prophète on Writing About Family

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<em>The Fifties</em> by James R. Gaines, Read by James Fouhey

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Peter Ho Davies on Why We Fear Revision (and How to Get Over It)

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Isaac Butler on Why No One Actually Understands Method Acting

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Jacob Ward on Artificial Intelligence and Its Threat to Humanity

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