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She described the wartime correspondence as a collection of intimate, stirring letters that reveal a deep emotional bond despite the long separation.
I talk in the book about her letters that she wrote to a friend named Eva Konnikova over a period of really about eight years, while the two had been separated as the result of incidents relating to W...
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She described the wartime correspondence as a collection of intimate, stirring letters that reveal a deep emotional bond despite the long separation.
I talk in the book about her letters that she wrote to a friend named Eva Konnikova over a period of really about eight years, while the two had been separated as the result of incidents relating to World War II.
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The guest described a collection of Jansson's wartime letters to a friend as intimate, stirring, and a powerful record of her thoughts during WorldII.
I talk in the book about her letters that she wrote to a friend during WorldII, which is just really, really stirring and beautiful, wonderful writing from Tove Jansson, but shockingly intimate.