February 10, 2026
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0:40Now PlayingWhy do some stories make people uncomfortable—and others feel seen?
Andrew Klavan explains how truthful art exposes us as we really are, not as we pretend to be. When a story tells the truth, it doesn’t flatter us—it recognizes us. And that recognition can be disturbing, but it’s also powerful.
A reflection on honesty in art, self-deception, and what we lose when we stop telling the truth.
🎙️ From an interview with Andrew Klavan
📘 Author of The Kingdom of Cain
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