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We at Literary Hub hereby approve of Oprah's newest book club pick.

We at Literary Hub hereby approve of Oprah's newest book club pick.

By Emily Temple | August 6, 2020

Laura Lippman on Diets, Incels, Frankenfoods, and Not Caring<br> About Any of It

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On Flannery O’Connor’s Chronic Illness... and Chronic Racism

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