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Alexander Pyles
3 Articles Published
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Chronic Illness Memoir as Epitaph in “Neither Weak Nor Obtuse”
The Refractions of Death and of Pandemic in “How High We Go In The Dark”
Meditations on Collective Guilt, Culpability, and the Natural World in “The Impossible Resurrection of Grief”
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