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Isabel Allende on Trump, Dictatorships and Her New Novel ‘My Name Is Emilia Del Valle’

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“Fear is a very pervasive thing that changes a society, and changes the way people behave with each other, and changes you inside.”

The author Isabel Allende had to flee from Chile in 1973 after a military coup. On the latest edition of “The Interview," the author spoke with Gilbert Cruz, editor of The New York Times Book Review, about the grief she feels, her career and more.

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