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Adam Shatz, Our Readers and Diane Rafferty

May 29, 2003 | This article appeared in the June 16, 2003 edition of The Nation.

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Diane Rafferty

Diane Rafferty trained as a professional dancer at the School of American Ballet and writes about dance for...

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Letters submitted by our readers are read and published in the magazine.

Adam Shatz

Adam Shatz is a senior editor at the London Review of Books and a former literary editor of The Nation. He has worked...

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