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editor, is about to be a state senator.
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Hugh Ryan
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The Middle of History: Readings on Democracy, Fascism, and the Uncertain Space Between
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Jonny Diamond
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This year's Desmond Elliott shortlist features all black writers.
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Katie Yee
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