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Faith in truth, or truth in faith? » Sandpoint Reader

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Gary Shteyngart’s newest book, Vera, or Faith, is maybe the most heartfelt satire ever written By Zach HagadoneReader Staff The word vera is alternately translated as a Latin root for “truth” or, in the Slavic context, “faith.” That’s a good — if deceptively basic — way to begin contemplating author Gary Shteyngart’s sixth novel Vera, or Faith, which hit bookshelves July 8 under the aegis of Penguin Random House. Beginning at the beginning, Shte…
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Faith in truth, or truth in faith? » Sandpoint Reader

Gary Shteyngart’s newest book, Vera, or Faith, is maybe the most heartfelt satire ever written By Zach HagadoneReader Staff The word vera is alternately translated as a Latin root for “truth” or, in the Slavic context, “faith.” That’s a good — if deceptively basic — way to begin contemplating author Gary Shteyngart’s sixth novel Vera, or Faith, which hit bookshelves July 8 under the aegis of Penguin Random House. Beginning at the beginning, Shte…

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