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America Is Not the Heart

Elaine Castillo

“It’ll take you a long time to talk about martial law, and you’ll never talk about it with anyone who lived through it with you. But for now, you don’t go to the rallies, you don’t join the student protests; you go silent or change the subject when someone at your table in the canteen brings it up.”

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Edward Gorey’s Illustrated Covers for Literary Classics

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The Complicated Comforts of Marilynne Robinson

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Samuel Beckett: Connoisseur of Artistic Failure

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Inside Edward Gorey’s Massachusetts Home

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Waiting for Tomorrow

Nathacha Appanah, Trans. by Geoffrey Strachan

“Anita is sitting, or rather crouching, hugging her upraised legs, head lowered, forehead resting on her knees, inhaling her own warm vanilla scent.”

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