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Fiction
Devastation, Divisions, and Drag in “Crosshairs”
Wilderness is a Necessity, Even in Fiction: Ten Gift Ideas
The Subsurface Strangeness of Realism in “The Blade Between”
Navigating Power in “The Opium Prince”
Love and the Unknown in “To Be a Man”
Working Within Limits in “Before the Coffee Gets Cold”
“The Office Of Historical Corrections” is a Necessary Critique of the Current Moment
Soylent Capitalism in “Kraft”
Modern Chills and Thrills in “The Nesting”
Contending With Legacies in “Too Much Lip”
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