On a recent visit with Lydia Vivante, the writer Arturo Vivante's daughter, we sat in his old-fashioned kitchen in Wellfleet, Mass., drinking iced tea and eating cut sandwiches, talking about her father, who died six years ago this week.

"Yes," Lydia said, speaking of her father's internment as an enemy alien and as if to explain the airy surroundings, "the enclosed camp in Canada haunted him his whole life."

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