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Letters to a Doubter Gordon vividly told—historical fiction at itsBy Paul Claudel On February 14, 1907, Jacques Rivire wrote to his compatriot, the acclaimed author and poet Paul Claudel, with this ardently single hearted request: Put an end to my doubts! Just twenty years of age at the time, Rivire stood on the cusp of what would prove to be a career of great success and profound influencebut his approach to that career was dogged by disquiet and a desperate search after an answer to the greatest of all questions.