Introduction - American Future

An episode of the American Future - Literary Podcast podcast, hosted by Nathanael Quezada, titled "Introduction - American Future" was published on February 19, 2021 and runs 2 minutes.

February 19, 2021 ·2m · American Future - Literary Podcast

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The American Future is a small project created by English undergraduate student Nathanael Quezada for ENG 342 - American Literature II. Each set of episodes will cover an assigned reading and analyze it according to a particular theme, in the hopes that particular patterns will develop.

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The American Future is a small project created by English undergraduate student Nathanael Quezada for ENG 342 - American Literature II. Each set of episodes will cover an assigned reading and analyze it according to a particular theme, in the hopes that particular patterns will develop.

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