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How to Think About the Future, With a Little Help From Science Fiction

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Writing Someone Else’s Autofiction... When They’re a Pop Star Turned Wedding Singer

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On Bringing the Novels of Mizuki Tsujimura to English Readers

On Bringing the Novels of Mizuki Tsujimura to English Readers

Yuki Tejima: “For fifteen years, the novel has been passed from reader to reader in Japan.”

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Elaine Hsieh Chou on Literary Community, Identity, and Playing With Form

Elaine Hsieh Chou on Literary Community, Identity, and Playing With Form

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