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New novel imagines how memories can be accessed and reviewed by ourselves and others

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Imagine a beautiful cube in which you can store all your memories, allowing access to them whenever you want. But there is a tradeoff. Others can access it, or, in a sense, you. Jennifer Egan has dreamed up this nonexistent technology in her new novel, "The Candy House." Jeffrey Brown talks to the Pulitzer Prize-winning author about her latest work of fiction for our series, "CANVAS."

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a visit from the goon squad, candy house, canvas
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