Yiyun Li Reflects on Anne Carson's 'Infinite Genius' Following Nobel Prize Win
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@killbait-uk.bsky.socialYiyun Li Reflects on Anne Carson's 'Infinite Genius' Following Nobel Prize Win
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#nobelprize #annecarson #literaryanalysis
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Chaucer assembled a frame narrative containing multitudes.
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