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Tears of Course: Satire and Sorrow in Lars Iyers’ “My Weil”
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A Manifesto for Progressive Bookselling in “The Art of Libromancy”
From Saving the Planet to Impossible Meat in Alicia Kennedy’s “No Meat Required”
Make Your Visit Short at the Dream Hotel
Avoiding Boredom in “Toy Fights”
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You Can Look, But You Can’t Touch in “I Hear You’re Rich”
The Anxiety of Choice in “How to Care for a Human Girl”
Biting Speculations in “Liquid Snakes”
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