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Fiction
A New Kind of Nostalgia in Lindsay Ellis’s “Axiom’s End”
Identity and Community in ‘Pew’
“True Love” Explores What Love Is…and Isn’t
Mankind and the Appalachian Wilderness in ‘F*ckface’
A Twist of the Knife in “Mexican Gothic”
Absurd, Alluring Escapism in “A Peculiar Peril”
“Or What You Will” Reimagines Shakespeare’s Imagined Italy
13 Books by Queer Authors Who’ve Called the Midwest Home
Banter among Bandits in “The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water”
Finding the Humor in the Macabre in “The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas”
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