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"the elegant lie"

Sunday, I had the opportunity to sit in the WPVM studios during a broadcast of WordPlay. Katherine Min read from Secondhand World; a lyrical novel of sorts. Sebastian Matthews discussed the autobiographical elements of the novel. Katherine Min responded, "Fiction is the elegant lie that leads to the truth." And I wrote it down in my notebook along with other jewels I gathered from observing the recording of WPVM's WordPlay.

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