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Literary Criticism
A Cross-Genre Trek: How Translation Improved My Debut Novel
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| October 8, 2025
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Thomas Pynchon Has Been Warning Us About American Fascism the Whole Time
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| October 7, 2025
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Bryan Alistair Charles
| October 7, 2025
Why We Write the Extra Details
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Kate Cayley
| October 7, 2025
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| October 2, 2025
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