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Maureen Corrigan "So We Read On"
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September 17, 2014
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1:01:28Now PlayingThere may not be a definitive “great American novel,” but The Great Gatsby is on the list of contenders. In her critical love letter to Fitzgerald’s classic, Corrigan, award-winning NPR book critic and author of Leave Me Alone, I’m Reading, looks at how this book attained its canonical status and shows readers why they need to re-read it. (Little, Brown)
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