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‘The Doll Funeral’ Is One Creepy-Ass Walk in the Woods
On Kate Hamer’s first novel since ‘The Girl in the Red Coat.’
A Space Nerd Explores Her Inner Cosmos in ‘Crumb-sized’ Poems
On Marlena Chertock’s new collection of “sci-poetry.”
‘The Address’ Tells Two New York Stories, One Century Apart
On Fiona Davis’s fine follow-up to ‘The Dollhouse.’
In ‘Whiteout,’ a Poet Follows Her Uncle’s Ghost Into the Mountains
Jessica Goodfellow on grief, sentimentality, and place.
When Chicago Sentenced an Innocent Woman to Death
Emilie Le Beau Lucchesi on her new book, ‘Ugly Prey.’
When History Inspires Fantasy
Natasha Pulley returns to the 19th century for ‘The Bedlam Stacks.’
Why Lindsay Hunter Wrote This Novel Instead of One About Witches
The author of ‘Eat Only When You’re Hungry’ on writing, Chicago, and her unconventional publisher.
How Humans Can Be Better Neighbors
More than 20 scientists and writers on ways to be better co-inhabitants of Earth.
‘A Man of Shadows’ Is An Immersive Sci-Fi Murder Mystery
A private eye. A serial killer. A city where time has been commodified.
A Literary Thriller Starring Marcel Duchamp
Augustus Rose on his debut novel ‘The Readymade Thief’
