Reviews

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The Pathological Bloodlust of the Public Eye in “The Final Girl Support Group”
Poignancy and Optimism in “The Past is Red”
Otherworldly Encounters in “Strange Beasts of China”
Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell in Dante Alighieri’s “Purgatorio,” Translated by Mary Jo Bang
Flâneurs and the Found Poetry of the City in “To Walk Alone in the Crowd”
The Art of Escape in “The Woman from Uruguay”
In “Prepare Her,” the Mass of Women Lead Lives of Quiet Desperation
Racism and Masculinity in “Give My Love to the Savages”
A Simple Thesis in “Seek You”
Parental Restlessness in “Wayward”