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Literature in Color

Literature in Color

De : Randy Santiago
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 A writer, from inner-city Chicago, adds color to literary conversations by connecting listeners to the text, its author and the larger cultural context that surrounds them. This is a lit podcast for avid readers, non-readers, underrepresented folks and people who honestly couldn't care less about a book or its meaning.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Art Sciences sociales
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