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Agapē Agape

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In William Gaddis
Gaddis’s last work of fiction, Agapē Agape, a rambling first-person narrative of a dying man obsessed with the history of the player piano, was published posthumously in 2002, as was the collection The Rush for Second Place: Essays and Occasional Writings.
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