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Jeremy Kitchen (Chicago Public Library, ) joins Chad and Brian to talk about “a list of definites” about the future, the (pretty silly) controversy surrounding Lucy Ellmann’s recent , the way the themes of Duck, Newburyport make it difficult for some people to read, the ways in which this novel is subversive, and much more.

This week’s music is “Never Been Wrong” by Waxahatchee.

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