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Learning Uncertainty: On Colombe Schneck’s “Swimming in Paris”
Madeleine Crum reviews Colombe Schneck’s “Swimming in Paris: A Life in Three Stories.”
Madeleine Crum
Madeleine Crum is a writer in Brooklyn. Recently, she has written for Literary Hub, The Scofield, Vulture, and HuffPost, where she was a books editor and culture reporter. She is from Texas.
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