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Chronic Illness Memoir as Epitaph in “Neither Weak Nor Obtuse”
What The Prairie Conceals and Reveals: An Interview With Taylor Brorby about “Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land”
The Radical Act of Remembrance: A True Story of Black Creeks in “We Refuse to Forget”
Seeking Solace in “Thin Places”
The Intimacy of Translation in “Fifty Sounds”
The Art of Dying in “Aurelia, Aurélia”
Growing up Mexican American in Small-Town Iowa in “We Heard it When We Were Young”
Life as Art in “Solid Ivory”
Emotions Take Flight in “Smile: The Story of a Face”
Lives and Legacies in “Three Girls from Bronzeville”
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