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The Body of History and the Memory of Home in “The Wild Fox of Yemen.”
“Your Imagination is Clearer Than My Memory”: The Gray of Complicity in “The Twilight Zone”
The Layered Interpretations of “Brood”
The Difficult Balance of Text and Subtext in “Klara and the Sun”
The Linguistic Negative Space of “How to Order the Universe”
“The Delivery” is a Meta-Fictional Puppet Show with Little to Say
Generational Trauma in Avni Doshi’s Booker Prize Finalist “Burnt Sugar”
The Complicated Nature of Justice and Power in “Remote Control”
“Life Among the Terranauts” Reinforces Caitlin Horrocks’s Status as a Maestro of Short Fiction
The Power and Legacy of Language in “The Liar’s Dictionary”
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