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short stories
Who We Are in a Crowd in “The Goth House Experiment”
“Take It Easy”: On the Seriousness of Young Women’s Stories
Small Town Revelations in “Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories”
The Lingering Pain of Grief in Yiyun Li’s “Wednesday’s Child”
The Funhouse Mirror Worlds of “Disruptions”
Aggressively Wrong About Everything: An Interview With Drew Buxton
Self-Actualization, Or Its Opposite: An Interview with Kate Doyle on “I Meant It Once”
Transition as Entry Point in “The Best Possible Experience”
At the Edge of the Plausible in “Mothers and Dogs”
The Inward Gaze in “Games and Rituals”
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