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Welcome (Back) to Westish College! On Chad Harbach’s “The Brightness”
The You Reflected in Me in “Doppelgänger”
“At best, my death is an event in your life”: On Lieke Marsman’s Last Essay Collection
What You Can and Cannot Escape in “Goodbye, Wisconsin” by Glenway Wescott
The Bloody Honesty of Motherhood in “Don’t Leave Her Alone”
The State of Women-Centered Literary Adaptations
Stumbling Toward Our Dreams in “Objects of Desire”
Activism Literature as Fiction: A Review of Sonora Jha’s “Foreign”
Seeking Shelter in the Forest: “Her Kind” by Sophie Lefens
Design as an Answer to a Set of Questions
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