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Fiction
Arson, Old Age, and Life’s Unsolvable Mysteries in “Aviary”
Duty And Place In “The German Lesson”
Cosmic Rebellion in “Trafik”
Through Magic to Realism in “Caul Baby”
The Possibility of Change and Movement in “The Five Wounds”
A Wild Ride Through the Mind in “Peaces”
Realism and Surrealism in “Leonora in the Morning Light”
Capturing the familiar in new form in “First Person Singular”
“Art Can do What The Truth Can’t”: “The Book of Otto and Liam” Tackles Today’s Most Difficult Topics
Elusive Freedom in “Libertie”
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