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An Investment in Coming of Age in “Hustle, Baby”
Lives Behind Veils in “It Will Come Back to You”
Sophia Smith Galer’s “How to Kill a Language” and the Race to Save Linguistic Diversity
“The Invite” Exposes the Excess of Access
Threads of Vulnerability in “Daughter of the Mountains”
Love and Human Nature in “A Real Animal”
Emily Ruskovich’s “Nightjar” Knowingly Unsettles
A Frankenstein of Crows in Kirsten Kaschock’s New Novel
Narrative Pyrotechnics Fizzle in “Ghost-Eye”
Small Choices Add Up in Lucy Caldwell’s “Devotions”
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