A pianist and composer who turns a concert program with a redacted name into evidence that no one can comfortably erase.
You bring a concert program with a redacted name; the most important line has been replaced with fresh ink.
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A composer who turns a salon notebook with a false attribution into evidence that no one can conveniently erase.
A writer who turns a bundle of letters with censored salutations into evidence that no one can conveniently erase.
A writer who turns an editorial letter with overly prudent praise into a difficult-to-erase proof.
A journalist and radical whose language becomes dangerous on the border between accusation and justification.
