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Chang-rae Lee Reads Steven Millhauser

The New Yorker: Fiction

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The Horror of Levinson

Newhouse's work has an interesting ethicacies that once built, they can have their own kind of beingness and trajectory with it. There's something about that image of the small house being completely enclosed inside a larger house. That for me is where it starts to really have the elements of horror. You think about what happens when you go in that house? And what's happening to the people in the small house? Yes, I noted that too.

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