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Literature

Fictional Truths

Tony Milligan tells a story about the idea of implied truths in fiction.

“I knew it wouldn’t work.”

“Teething troubles my friend. A few adjustments here and there, and all shall be well.”

“Where are we anyway?”

Little Dorrit.

“Let me get this straight.