
Bildungsonline
Patricia Lockwood descends into Internet hell in her debut novel and winds up confronting America’s very real religious zealotry.
No One Is Talking About This
by Patricia Lockwood
February 25, 2021 issue
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Clair Wills is the King Edward VII Professor of English Literature at Cambridge. (February 2021)
Bildungsonline
Patricia Lockwood descends into Internet hell in her debut novel and winds up confronting America’s very real religious zealotry.
No One Is Talking About This
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February 25, 2021 issue
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