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Imagined Genres in “All My Mother’s Lovers”
A Duet of Literacies in “This Man and Music”
“The Equivalents” Explores Feminism Through Five Creative Lives
Intimate, Daily Mundanities in “Drifts”
Lavish Abundance in “Latitudes of Longing”
Mourning and Reminiscing in “So Forth”
Fragility, Fear, and Family in “The Prettiest Star”
Reimagining Voter Identities in “Who Needs a World View?”
Disaster Remembered and Revisited in “Fracture”
Paranoia and Connection in “Quotients”
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