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Fiction
American Refusal in “Bad Nature”
The Nature of the Self in “Open Up”
Jonathan’s Coe’s “The Proof of My Innocence”: A Jolly Good Show
Seeking Freedom through Love and Destruction: Nettie Jones’ “Fish Tales”
“The story as its own living, breathing thing”: An Interview with Denne Michele Norris
Punk Legends and Classical Tensions in “No Names”
Heightened Performance in Katie Kitamura’s “Audition”
Form and Formlessness in “How To Love A Black Hole”: An Interview with Rebecca Fishow
Mercy in the Make-Believe: On Natalia Theodoridou’s “Sour Cherry”
“All this time, and I was still alive”: On Maggie Nelson’s ‘Pathemata Or, The Story of My Mouth’
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Jonathan’s Coe’s “The Proof of My Innocence”: A Jolly Good Show