He Was the Most Acclaimed Novelist of His Generation. He Won the Nobel. He Was Worse Than Anyone Knows.

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He Was the Most Acclaimed Novelist of His Generation. He Won the Nobel. He Was Worse Than Anyone Knows.

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Books@sh.itjust.worksEnglish · 6 months ago

“The greatest American author ever” wrote a book that changed everything. The damning backstory is only becoming clear now.

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