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“Project Hail Mary” is an Interstellar Buddy Comedy for the Ages
Unexpected Buoyancy in “Everybody Needs Something”
Down and Out in the 2020s: Andrew Martin’s Social Novel of the Lockdown Era
Everyone’s Dying for The Little Death In “200 Monas”
Caught in the Net of Lauren Groff’s “Brawler”
Predicting the Aftermath of Myth in “The Storm”
A Thing Worth Fighting For: Anjali Enjeti’s “Ballot”
The Nature of a Novel: “Our Numbered Bones” by Katya Balen
Maria Stepanova’s “The Disappearing Act” and Why It’s Essential
Interstitial Memory in Yasmina Din Madden’s “You Know Nothing”
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