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Afternoon Bites: Roque Larraquy, Unreliable Narrators, Adam Wilson, Albert Ayler Revisited, and More

February 18, 2020
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At Words Without Borders, an interview with Roque Larraquy.

Literary Hub published new nonfiction by Veronica Esposito.

Michael J. Seidlinger wrote about unreliable narrators for CrimeReads.

BOMB published a new story by Adam Wilson.

Dusted reviewed Albert Ayler’s 1964 Prophecy Revisited.

There’s new writing by Bruce Bauman at Slice.

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