When [Gunter] Grass won the Nobel Prize in 1999, Slate's Judith Shulevitz said that the real question "is not whether Grass is a Soviet apologist. The question is, is he now or has he ever been a great novelist?" Maybe. But the second question necessitates the first, being that Grass is, more often than not, a political novelist, a Pinter-like political celebrity.Someone will have to explain to me how Libertarianism became consonant with Zhdanovism.
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Friday, June 29, 2007
DON'T NOBODY READ CELINE! HE WAS A NAZI, YOU KNOW! In the Reason blog:
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