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Read Features & Reviews Interviews Rumpus Original The Rumpus Interview with Nina Stibbe Catherine CusickAugust 22, 2016 Author Nina Stibbe discusses her new novel Paradise Lodge, our obsession with character likeability, and how she more than flirts with feminism.Read
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