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In ‘Gilt,’ Raena Shirali Asks: “What Does America Demand of My Brown Body?”
‘The One-Eyed Man’ Is a Perfect Tragicomedy for the Age of Trump
Aliens, Robots, and Politics: An Interview with Sylvain Neuvel
‘The Sunlight Pilgrims’ Reminds Us to Look for Light Amid Darkness
Ali Smith Breaks Down Walls in ‘Autumn’
A Mexican Writer Immigrates to New York in ‘For Love of the Dollar’
‘White Tears’ Thrills With Meditations on Ghosts, Race, and Music
‘Wait Till You See Me Dance’ Bites and Delights
‘Revise the Psalm’ Celebrates the Patron Saint of Chicago Poetry, Gwendolyn Brooks
‘The Bone Witch’ is Occasionally Thrilling but Ultimately Underwhelms
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