Chang-rae Lee : On Such A Full Sea

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Recorded20 Feb 2014

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“The most striking dystopian novels sound an alarm, focus our attention and even change the language. The Handmaid’s Tale crystallized our fears about reproductive control; Fahrenheit 451 still flames discussions of censorship; and 1984 is the lens through which we watch the Obama administration watching us. Chang-rae Lee’s unsettling new novel, On Such a Full […] The post Chang-rae Lee : On Such A Full Sea appeared first on Tin House.

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