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    "text": "Check out this article in @popmatters.com, co-written by me (Alison Fincher), John A. Riley, and Susan Blumberg-Kason on the phenomenon of Japanese and South Korean healing fiction.",
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        "title": "Healing Fiction from Japan and South Korea Is Comforting Yet Complex » PopMatters",
        "description": "The origins of Japanese and Korean healing fiction are intertwined, but the recent wave of Korean healing fiction demonstrates its unique fusion with European and American cultures."
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