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What would Lynne Tillman do? gathers a series of essays and interviews in which the American writer reflects on diverse subjects—art, literature, social problems, and politics—drawing upon her experience as an author and cultural commentator. The volume showcases Tillman’s insightful commentary on contemporary issues through a blend of personal narrative, analysis, and dialogue with other creative figures.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Literary Fiction/Contemporary Literary Fiction
Authors: Lynne Tillman
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