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Genre in the Mainstream
The 1983 Book Ian McEwan (and Everyone Else Who Craves Thoughtful SciFi) Should Be Reading
Subliminal Visions and Secret Manuscripts: Masande Ntshanga’s Triangulum
A Most Subtle Counterfactual: Paul Kerschen’s The Warm South
Moral Quandaries and Misdirection: Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me
Infinite Pathways and a Sense of Menace: Liz Harmer’s The Amateurs
Fugue States in a Fragmented London: Lord by João Gilberto Noll
Sandra Newman Soars to The Heavens
A Demon-Haunted Life: The Unusual Literary History of Patient X
Genre in the Mainstream
Forever Is Our Today: Suicide Club by Rachel Heng
The Inexorable Strangeness of Robert Aickman’s Compulsory Games
That Was Awesome! Writers on Writing
Learning Fantasy from Donna Tartt’s The Secret History
Fishing for Love: The Mysteries of The Pisces
Space, Time, and the Posthumanist Life: On Rachel Armstrong’s Origamy
Genre in the Mainstream
All of Us Are in Search of An Author: Lacking Character by Curtis White
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