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Exploring Two Converging Narratives
In this chapter, the host discusses a novel with two concurrent narratives, one in 1726 and another in the 1930s, while exploring the intentional mysteries left by the author. The chapter delves into the structure of Catherine Howe's novels, the concept of reading from someone else's perspective, historical context of gender nonconformity, censorship in 18th-century fiction, and the theme of safety within a given space.
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