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With ‘Us Fools,’ Nora Lange sees America reflected in the heartland – Matter News
Henry Fareown, the alcoholic patriarch who plays a supporting role in Nora Lange’s debut novel, Us Fools (Two Dollar Radio), is a diligent reader of The New Yorker magazine. This holds true despite the fact that the publication once advertised itself as “Not for the old lady from Dubuque,” a reality that clearly irked the midwestern farmer. “There are people, even those at The New Yorker, who believe that America ends at Pittsburgh and there’s n…
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