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<p>cat</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Fishing in the Mainstream (WisCon 28 panel)|19 Fishing in the Mainstream]]<br /> <br /> Reading: The Art•Assembly• Saturday, 10:00–11:15 a.m.<br /> <br /> While both mundane and savvy readers remain oblivious to the fact, books filled with the fantastical or based on alternate history are garnering success and literary prizes. Two recent examples worth discussing: [[Booker Award]] winner &#039;&#039;[[The Life of Pi]]&#039;&#039; by [[Yann Martel]] and &#039;&#039;[[1,000 White Women]]&#039;&#039; by [[Jim Fergus]].<br /> <br /> M: [[Paul Kincaid]], [[Beverly Friend]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:WisCon 28 panels]]</div>

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