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Camille Bordas Reads Saul Bellow

The New Yorker: Fiction

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He Gets There and He No Longers Wants a Way Out, Right?

I think i get angry sometimes, and i rehearse in my head everything that makes me write about a situation, and then i don't end up saying it. I think that's also like one of the qualities of the stories likeit. It shows us different thought processes,. And it also addresses the existence of this big box in our head that is the box full of things that we wish we could say, but don't.

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