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"Bee on a String"
Siamak Vossoughi
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What You Could Have Won
Rachel Genn
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A Lover’s Discourse
Xiaolu Guo
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| November 4, 2020
"White Paper"
Julián Herbert, trans. by Christina MacSweeney
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The Bitch
Pilar Quintana, translated by Lisa Dillman
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Invisible Ink
Patrick Modiano, trans. Mark Polizzotti
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Inside Story
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The Redshirt
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Shelter in Place
David Leavitt
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The Girl and the Body
Anya Lewis-Meeks
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The Silence
Don DeLillo
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Cuyahoga
Pete Beatty
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The Wind Traveler
Alonso Cueto, translated by Frank Wynne and Jessie Mendez Sayer
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Revolutions of All Colors
Dewaine Farria
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The Piano Student
Lea Singer, translated by Elisabeth Lauffer
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