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Extended Interview: Jeffrey Brown talks with Mohsin Hamid…
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George Saunders, a former MacArthur Fellow, talks to Jeffrey Brown about his latest collection of stories, "Tenth of December," and his unique voice and approach to capturing contemporary American culture in a compressed, short form.
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