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Naomi Klein: ‘I felt like she had taken my ideas and fed them into a bonkers blender’
Constantly being mistaken for Naomi Wolf gave Naomi Klein a way into the strange world she writes about in Doppelganger, her new book
Naomi Klein, the author of No Logo, The Shock Doctrine and This Changes Everything, has a new book called Doppelganger. Photograph: Robert Trendiak
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