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In this episode I explore the disturbing image of the Doppelganger in literature as part of an ongoing attempt to figure out what it means and why, apparently, I have some kind of obsession with it.

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https://joshwoodsauthor.files.wordpress.com/2019/11/doppelgangers.mp3