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“Soft Spots” and Hard Truths in Leila Renee’s Debut Novel
You Are What You Post: Kathryn Jezer-Morton’s “The Story of Your Life”
Not Quite Time Travel, Not Quite a Ghost Story in “Beginning Middle End” by Valeria Luiselli
The Future is the Past is the Future in “Dooneen”
A House is Not a Home: Samantha Paige Rosen’s “Living, Together”
Lives Behind Veils in “It Will Come Back to You”
“The Invite” Exposes the Excess of Access
Teeming Tensions in Kathryn Bromwich’s “At the Edge of the Woods”
Form is Function in Emily LaBarge’s “Dog Days”
The Sound of Music: On Mónica Ojeda’s “Electric Shamans at the Festival of the Sun”
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