James A. Michener: Pedantic, Pedestrian, Poet of Diversity, Part 2
Read the first half of the series here. In addition to Michener’s obvious themes of multiculturalism (by force, if necessary) and miscegenation, another trope that turns up often[…]
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James A. Michener: Pedantic, Pedestrian, Poet of Diversity, Part 1
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