What we're reading in literary fiction.
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I guess I only have one question to ask of David Fishkind’s debut novel, Don’t Step Into My Office: Who is this for, exactly? I’ll be the first one to argue that art doesn’t need to be made for an audience. It can and should simply
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It’s a disservice to reduce Endling to a simple novel. It’s revision as performance, the unimaginably talented Reva rewriting her work live for the reader even as she has new thoughts and receives new information in real time. We observe her raw process and are transfixed as we
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Monstrilio introduces itself as a horror novel, but that’s like calling Titanic a musical. Sure, the string quartet’s rendition of Nearer My God to Thee is a climactic scene, and so is M eating people, but that’s hardly the point of either thing. In both cases, these
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These are scary times for men. Successive waves of feminism have been crashing against the cliffs of patriarchal philosophy for decades now, and their erosive progress is evident. This has put subscribers to traditionalist views in a panic. Some of these traditionalists have responded by dreaming up horrible scenarios of