Anti-Knowledge by Christian Schneider

Anti-Knowledge by Christian Schneider

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Chapter Twenty-Eight: December 9, 1916
In the past month, I have come to learn the word “anhedonia.” It is a condition in which a person is unable to find pleasure in any activity, no matter…
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Chapter Twenty-Seven: November 11, 1916
By now, you know what happened on Election Day.
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Chapter Twenty-Six: October 21, 2016
It will not surprise you at all, reader, to find out that Virginia no longer works at the Milwaukee Post newspaper.
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Chapter Twenty-Five: October 1, 1916
Two weeks later and the mystery of my dear Grace’s whereabouts is still unsolved.
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Chapter Twenty-Four: September 15, 1916
How the world is changing!
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Chapter Twenty-Three: September 1, 1916
On Thursday, Philly and I once again enjoyed several drinks at the Oyster.
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Chapter Twenty-Two: August 15, 1916
Among the plethora of new things the connected age has brought us is the invention of exciting new words and phrases!
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Chapter Twenty-One: August 1, 1916
During one of our discussions the other night, WillieCat and I conceived of the most riotous business plan!
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Chapter Twenty: July 15, 1916
Having taken several days to restore my standing at work, I walked to the newspaper slowly on Monday, dreading having to face Virginia and the band of…
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Chapter Nineteen: July 1, 1916
The days following my return home were filled with confusion and malaise.
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Chapter Eighteen: June 11, 1916
The streets of Chicago this week have seen the largest parade in this nation's history, the formation of America's first women's political party, and…
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Chapter Seventeen: June 7, 1916
Perhaps, friend, you noticed I have been gone for longer than usual.
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