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… of microbiology at the University of Tennessee, studies microbes that have absurdly long lifespans. Many of … of how long we’d been traveling. All the usual reference points of existence—light, a horizon line, sky—were gone. … stayed in her cave for eighty-eight days, and Senni went 126 days before emerging. When Laures came out, on March 12, …

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… Emily Dickinson. How many others? In Canada, you didn’t get points off for being a woman. The challenge wasn’t so much … There was hardly a market for new novels. The writing community up here was so small at that time. Because of … This is a very interesting way of putting a book together. Also, there are the two houses. There are the Lintons, who …