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Book Critic, "Fresh Air," NPR; The Nicky and Jamie Grant Distinguished Professor of the Practice in Literary Criticism, Georgetown University
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In 'Etna,' a canine narrator delivers a poignant anti-war message

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By Maureen Corrigan Verified
| On the Kids’ Shelf
This one is special. Paul Yoon's slim, devastating novel, Etna, is in a category of its own — a category that contains adjectives like "profound," and "uncanny." Narrated by a battle-scarred ex-military dog named Etna, Yoon's novel inevitably invites comparisons to that other story out this summer about a weary warrior trying to make his way home. I'm no help here, given that I haven't seen Christopher Nolan's movie yet and I haven't read Homer's Odyssey in years. No matter.
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Former federal prosecutor is suing DOJ for 'unlawful and retaliatory' firing

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By Ryan Lucas Verified, Eric McDaniel, Maureen Corrigan Verified
| KVCR-TV (San Bernardino, CA) Verified
A federal prosecutor who was fired earlier this year is suing the Justice Department, alleging that she was unlawfully dismissed for political reasons tied to her work prosecuting a case against anti-abortion activists. The lawsuit filed by Sunita Doddamani, who worked as an assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Michigan, is the latest to be lodged by a former career Justice Department employee alleging they lost their jobs for improper political reasons.
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