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Ordinary Heroes Resist Fascism in “The Bishop’s Villa”
Enoughness in “The Serviceberry”
Discovering a Separate Peace in Jennifer Lang’s “Landed”
Seismic Shifts in Anna Moschovakis’s “An Earthquake is a Shaking of the Surface of the Earth”
Marriage is a Trip in Weike Wang’s “Rental House”
Heartbreak and Satisfaction in “Open Minded”
Half-Romance, Half-Slog: Haruki Murakami’s “The City and Its Uncertain Walls”
Lives More Precious than Gold in “Vanishing Treasures”
Tragedy Is Not Too Much to Overcome in “April Storm”
Looking for a Revolution: Ursula K. LeGuin’s “The Dispossessed” at Fifty
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