Politics and Prose
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David Nicholson and Jeff Richards
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July 21, 2015
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July 21, 2015
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50:29Now PlayingNicholson, founding editor of Black Film Review and a former editor and reviewer for The Washington Post “Book World,” celebrates the lives of ordinary Washingtonians in these stories that bring out a mythical, even magical, dimension of everyday occurrences. Richards, a long-time writing teacher at George Washington and former fiction editor of The Washington Review, has published widely in literary magazines. His novel in stories revisits the Civil War, combining the sweep of epic with intimate close-ups of a wide range of individuals—soldiers, wives, widows—touched in various ways by the conflict.
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