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	<title>Comments on: Issue #54: Winter Reading</title>
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		<title>By: Novels With Hooks: Teddy Wayne, Adam Levin, and the Rise of the Literary Popstar &#124; Vol. 1 Brooklyn</title>
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		<description>[...] novels about musicians isn’t without its drawbacks, however. In an essay in Tin House’s Winter Reading issue, writer Joseph Martin notes that “rock’n’roll tends to die on the page,” and then goes on [...]</description>
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