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The UnbindingIn which Rob and Kent face off for the final time.
By Walter KirnUpdated Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 11:06 AM ET
Click here to read a new serial novel, The Unbinding, by award-winning novelist Walter Kirn, exclusively on Slate. Installments of the novel will appear in Slate roughly twice a week from March through June. Don't worry if you've joined in late; previous installments are available inside, and it's easy to catch up. We hope you enjoy The Unbinding. (Click here to read the original announcement of the project.)
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Last fall Walter Kirn and Stephen Metcalf discussed Kirn's novel Mission to America. And back in 1996, Walter Kirn kept a diary for Slate.Walter Kirn's most recent novels are The Unbinding, Mission to America and Up in the Air. He lives in Montana and can be reached at .
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