Hope, Change, and Upset at National Book Awards Ceremony
Naturally, you'd expect it to be Aleksander Hemon's year, but the winner was … Peter Matthiessen.
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Naturally, you'd expect it to be Aleksander Hemon's year, but the winner was … Peter Matthiessen.
He redefined privacy as 'sparing me from the intrusion of other people’s personal lives.'
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