The novel cannot submit to authority.

Julian Gough
The novel cannot submit to authority.
The novel cannot submit to authority.
The novel cannot submit to authority.
The novel cannot submit to authority.
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The novel cannot submit to authority. The novel is the great social critic of today, and it will become one of the great social critics of tomorrow.

Source: Juno & Juliet

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