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Fiction
Immortality and Remembrance in “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue”
Confession and Truth in “The Beguiling”
The Layered Explorations of Self in “Piranesi”
Invisible Lives in “High as the Waters Rise”
Obsession and Alternate Realities in “Red Pill”
Belonging and metaphysical horror in “That Time of Year”
Marginalization and Magic in “Master of Poisons”
Incorrigible Passion in “Furia”
Generational Trauma and Reconciliation in “Transcendent Kingdom”
Storytelling is Power in “A Girl is a Body of Water”
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