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Seeing Ourselves in Chigozie Obioma’s “The Road to the Country”
Celebrating Queer Love Stories in “Experienced”
Searching for a Home That Doesn’t Exist in “Ninetails”
Negotiating the Sins of the Father in “The Second Coming”
Empathizing with the Antihero in “The Winner”
Turned Inside Out in Sex Goblin
Truth vs. Belief in Anna Noyes’ “The Blue Maiden”
A Political Novel That Barely Mentions Politics: Elizabeth O’Connor’s “Whale Fall”
Apologia to the Digital Age in Honor Levy’s “My First Book”
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