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Some Bright Nowhere
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Gabriella Zalapì (trans. Adriana Hunter)
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“The Machine”
Max Delsohn
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Memory Burn
Marek Torčík (trans. Graeme Dibble and Suzanne Dibble)
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Find Him!
Elaine Kraf
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Benjamin Wood
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Jón Kalman Stefánsson (trans. Philip Roughton)
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False War
Carlos Manuel Álvarez (trans. Natasha Wimmer)
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Estate
Cynthia Zarin
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