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Syncopation by Whitney French
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The Deep Forest by Sofía Rhei, translated by Kendal Simmons
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The cumulative effect of reading hundreds of such stories in a row was disorienting.
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Scholarly analysis of an historical oddity may not be paramount to the success of a Neo-Gothic novel; but this context speaks to
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