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Jun 2024
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Surit Dasgupta Talks "The Reenchanted," ...

David Gornoski
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David Gornoski is joined by Surit Dasgupta who talks about the inspiration behind his novella The Reenchanted, creating art to preserve freedom, violence in storytelling, the hero's journey, why the Gospels are artistic masterpieces, and more.

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