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Tro-joe-an horse

Biden plays the race card

29 August 2020

9:00 AM

29 August 2020

9:00 AM

Discovering one’s childhood heroes have feet of clay is bad enough, but it’s worse to hear that you may have misunderstood them entirely. As a teen I’d consumed an immoderate amount of horror fantasy from a minor US author called H. P. Lovecraft; I’d recently wandered through his childhood neighborhood, all clapboard New England Gothic, in Providence, Rhode Island, learnt about his miserable life and even reread a favorite tale.

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