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BETA
Saturday, March 5, 2022, 11:00am
By Adam Friedrich

When writer and humorist Dana Schwartz was 22, she visited Edinburgh, Scotland for the first time. Inspired by the castles and cobblestones, she tells WPR's "BETA" that this ideal European gothic backdrop inspired her to write a novel around her lifelong fascination on the early medical history of the era.

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