The book club will meet online, at seattletimes.com/books, at noon on December 4 to discuss Oyinkan Braithwaite's novel.
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In ‘The Topeka School,’ Ben Lerner eloquently dissects fragile masculinity, generational trauma and more
Ben Lerner's third and strongest novel focuses on the power of speech while displaying the author's own propensity for language.
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