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Replications and Multiverses in “Present Tense Machine”
The Novelist’s Complaint: Metafiction and Convention in “The Women I Love”
Life as Art in “Solid Ivory”
12 Must-Read Books of November
The Transformative Simplicity of Louise Glück’s “Winter Recipes from the Collective”
Salvation and Calamity in “Crossroads”
Women, Freedom, and Diwan in “Shelf Life: Chronicles of a Cairo Bookseller”
Searching for Real Life in “Beautiful World, Where Are You”
A Long-Awaited Return in “Paris is a Party, Paris is a Ghost”
Simple Pleasures: The Unadorned Grace of “Agatha of Little Neon”