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Down and Out in the 2020s: Andrew Martin’s Social Novel of the Lockdown Era
Of Undying Significance: Daniel Kraus’ “Partially Devoured”
Everyone’s Dying for The Little Death In “200 Monas”
Measuring Motherhood in “Gunk”
In “Medium Rare,” A. Natasha Joukovsky Brings Greek Myth to March Madness
Going Short and Long in “The Irish Goodbye”
Sifting Through History: An Interview with Ian McGuire
Caught in the Net of Lauren Groff’s “Brawler”
Predicting the Aftermath of Myth in “The Storm”
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