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Small Choices Add Up in Lucy Caldwell’s “Devotions”
Trapped with Each Other in “Pool House”
Body Horror At Its Best: Daniel Kraus’s “The Sixth Nik”
What I Made For Dinner, Krys Malcolm Belc
“Trash! A Garbageman’s Story” Tells Readers to Throw Away Polite Fictions
Chris Smalls is Awake in “When The Revolution Comes.” Are You?
The Socially Conscious Thriller: “Strangers Behind Closed Doors”
Hemmed in On the South Side: A Conversation with Amani C. Morrison about “A Kitchenette to Fit Your Needs: Housing Chicago’s Great Migration”
The Promise of Progress in “The Home of the Drowned”
Ann Patchett Returns to New York in “Whistler”
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