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‘Invitation to a Bonfire’ Exposes the Monstrous Side of Nabokov
Stephen King Still Knows How to Creep You Out
Heat, Hurricanes, and Hallucinations in Lauren Groff’s ‘Florida’
Sam Pink’s Fabulous Flight from Chicago to Florida
Madisen Kuhn’s Poetry Comes of Age in ‘Please Don’t Go’
‘Beasts at Bedtime’ Explores Environmental Themes in Children’s Lit
‘Rubik’ Is a Clever Novel-in-Stories for the Digital Generation
Another Look at Robert Aickman’s Speculative Short Fiction
‘A Lucky Man’ is a Grand Cathedral of Short Fiction
César Aira Returns to His Youthful Obsessions in ‘The Linden Tree’
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