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“He has won the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction and was a finalist for the National Book Award.”
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“Rabih Alameddine: Yeah.”
“I’m having enough trouble that I’m not sure what the point of doing something like this is, or what the point of writing is.”
“Raja, who in my mind, as fucked up as he is, is less fucked up than I am.”
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“Author and editor John Freeman , who co-edited the forthcoming Penguin Book of the International Short Story with Alameddine, joined Alameddine for a compelling discussion of this tragicomic love story.”
“I mean, we go back to how it’s the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves, about what’s happening.”
“John Freeman is co-editor (with Rabih Alameddine) of the forthcoming Penguin Book of the International Short Story , and the author and editor of another dozen books including California Rewritten , his new book of essays.”
“So how do we survive this?”
“If this is all going on, how do we survive?”
“It can’t happen to us because of many, many things.”
“I live with this because I am lucky enough that I can read a wonderful book and be inspired.”
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“It has been my experience.”
“But also, I feel like it applies so much to the tornadic reality we live in right now.”
“How do we live in a world where we’re committing genocide and some people are still cheering that?”
“But I work because I can still find some inspiration from beauty, from real beauty in this world.”
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