EPISODE · Jan 10, 2019 · 29 MIN
John Wray: Godsend
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John Wray discusses writing about the extremes of subjectivity, and breaking the reader of expectations in his new novel, Godsend.
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John Wray discusses writing about the extremes of subjectivity, and breaking the reader of expectations in his new novel, Godsend.
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