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Escaping Patriarchal Exploitation in ‘Avalon’
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Breaking the Cycle of Violence in “A Tiny Upward Shove”
A Fairy Tale Journey through Moscow in “Little Foxes Took Up Matches”
The Past that Brings Us Forward in “The Orchard”
Coping with Life and its End in “The Believer”
The Strangeness of Life vs. Fiction in “Be Here to Love Me at the End of the World”
The Dark Web of Noir in “My Annihilation”
A Patchwork of Memories in “More Than Meat and Raiment”
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