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Fantasy Women: A Review of First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami
Murakami has a record of sexualizing his female characters, leaving them underdeveloped, and if they were…
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House of the Dragon Review: Return of the King (And Queen)
House of the Dragon takes us back to what made those first seasons of the show…
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An Interview about the Creative Process with Nico Pereda, Filmmaker and Director of Summer of Goliath, Fauna, and The Private Property Trilogy
It’s more like you’ve been all your life consuming—consuming images, consuming the world around you, conversations,…
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Knowing Your Audience: A Review of Emily Henry’s Book Lovers
Book Lovers is a story that centers on love, but is more than romance.
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Camp City
Camp City, a basti made of tarpaulin tents, was meant to be a temporary address. The…
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Snow Legs
Every morning, we stood beside the frosty appendages, gripping our mugs of coffee, searching for changes.…
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What is There Time For
All joking aside, time travel, like breaking up, is something we do to ourselves. It’s effectual.…
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Every Room
I try to be your daughter. I try to make you my mother.
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A Gallery of Limbs
These images kept breaking in, things about Aubrey he fought so hard not to remember.
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Life on the Water
The morning wind swirled down cool and soft from the mountains, shaking the tops of the…
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