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Heir to Franzen produces too many pages that turn too slow
Heir to Franzen produces too many pages that turn too slow

F EW debutant novelists try their hand at a sprawling, 620-page epic about family, identity, protest and lies so whatever about how well Nathan Hill pulls it off; The Nix cannot be faulted for a lack of ambition.

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