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Fiction
George Saunders Astonishes with His First Novel ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’
‘Iceling’ Is YA Sci-Fi at its Most Engaging and Frustrating
10 New Books to Help You Survive the First 6 Months of Trump
Coming of Age in ‘West Virginia’
Stephenie Meyer’s ‘The Chemist’ Suffers an Identity Crisis, But Is Movie-Ready
‘They Are Trying to Break Your Heart’ Lacks Precision, But So Does War
Inside the Dark World of Human Trafficking in Barry Eisler’s ‘Livia Lone’
Arcturus Magazine: Issue #3, November 2016
Fantasy Finds a New Heroine in ‘The Fate of the Tearling’
Michael Chabon Flirts with Truth and Lies in ‘Moonglow’
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