EPISODE · Apr 6, 2011 · 31 MIN
Jonathan Lethem: Chronic City
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Recorded in January 2010, when he paid a visit to Faber's offices in London, Brooklyn author Jonathan Lethem spoke to us about his new novel, Chronic City.
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Recorded in January 2010, when he paid a visit to Faber's offices in London, Brooklyn author Jonathan Lethem spoke to us about his new novel, Chronic City.
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Recorded in January 2010, when he paid a visit to Faber's offices in London, Brooklyn author Jonathan Lethem spoke to us about his new novel, Chronic City.
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