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Escaping Patriarchal Exploitation in “Avalon”
We All Have a Hunger in “You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty”
Vulnerable Revelations in “What Flies Want”
Embracing the Eternal Present in “The Hurting Kind”
A Transformation Unnamed in “Girl”
Seduction is Performance in “Acts of Service”
The Ruptures of Maternal Creativity in “Linea Nigra”
Living as a Twenty-First Century Mother in “The Year of the Horses”
The Art of the Smith in “Companion Piece”
Dennis Hopper’s Gilded Days in “Everybody Thought We Were Crazy”
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