Marcie McCauley

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Taking the Long Way Home: On Dinaw Mengestu’s “Someone Like Us”
Seeing Ourselves in Chigozie Obioma’s “The Road to the Country”
Fractured, Enraptured: On R.O. Kwon’s new novel “Exhibit”
Intimate Orchestrations: On Amor Towles’s “Table for Two”
The Relationship Between Reader and Story in “Family Meal”
The Line Between the Original and the Imposter in “Case Study”
Ancient Lands and New Wounds in the “Cash Blackbear Mysteries”
“We all believe in patterns we do not see”: On Sarah Moss’s Work and New Novel “The Fell”
Perspective is Everything in “Moon Witch, Spider King”
The Shifting Perspectives of Longing in “Tell Me How to Be”