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“Appropriation— a very short introduction: A conversation between David Evans and Ann Lee,” from criticaldictionary.com, no. 21.

Who is this Ann Lee character? Lunatic genius or just plain lunatic? Profound critic or pretentious con? (Or both?) And what about her book? (Which, I am told, can be ordered for the cost of printing along—or downloaded free of charge— here.) Tour de force or travesty?
Just made up new
The Pen Pal:  I liked how you kept saying "but that's not the story." I hope that's something you just made up new and it's not a trick you borrowed or something? hmm?
Me:  I *feel* like I made it up. Isn't that enough?
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Oh my: A conversation between David Evans and Ann Lee, published in issue #21 of criticaldictionary.com.

Ann Lee’s Appropriation: A Very Short Introduction can be ordered (or downloaded for FREE!) here.

Appropriation: A Very Short Introduction


If you happen to read the interview (or the book), I’d love to know what you think. Anonymity is promised here.
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