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Exhaustive Research Gets Exhausting in “Girls®: Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything”
Irony and the Romantic in Paige Lewis’s “Canon”
The Artistry of Characterization in “I Am Agatha”
Rebelling against a Cruel Capitalism in “Hunger”
Snagged in the Hinge: Coming of Age Under Colonization in Blair Palmer Yoxall’s “Treat Them as Buffalo”
History and Ventriloquism in “Looking for Frank Wills”
The Exhausting Metaphors of “Mother Mary”
Getting Up From the Woodchips: “Patient, Female” by Julie Schumacher
A Failure of Imagination in “All Flesh”
The Familiar Faces of Chicago’s Brick in “Fire and Clay”
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