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  • Doctorow, E.L.
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    City of God (2000), consisting of what are ostensibly the journal entries of a writer, splinters into several different narratives, including a detective story and a Holocaust narrative. The March (2005) follows a fictionalized version of the Union general William Tecumseh Sherman on his infamously…

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    City of God (2000), consisting of what are ostensibly the journal entries of a writer, splinters into several different narratives, including a detective story and a Holocaust narrative. The March (2005) follows a fictionalized version of the Union general William Tecumseh Sherman on his infamously…

    Read More