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Fiction and Truth. Together? Not An Oxymoron.
Sandra Neily here: “Since we cannot expect truth from our institutions, we must expect it from our writers.” Edward Abbey, quoted in my 2018 post, reprinted below. (OK. Here goes. Trump is the only president to have removed more protections … Continue reading →
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