On Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa and the playful freedom of creating as someone else \u2014 someone distinct, and unique, but non-existent. (Pessoa wrote under hundreds of names, all of which belonged to people he called "heteronyms," or "non-existent acquaintances." He's an extraordinary example of something actually quite common in literature.)
\n\nMusic by Chris Zabriskie, Lee Rosevere, Kai Engel, The New Valleys, Richard Moss.
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\n\nThanks to my Patreon backers and PayPal donors for supporting the show. Especially Anuar Lequerica, whose very generous monthly pledge will help me buy a professional voice recorder for easier and higher-quality recordings of on-location interviews.
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