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Home is a moving target in Hala Alyan’s memoir I’ll Tell You When I’m Home
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Naomi Klein’s Doppelganger is a comic, cutting, and eye-opening political and social critique
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Food, friendship, and colonialism in Yang Shuang-zi’s Taiwan Travelogue
Beneath Taiwan Travelogue’s deceptively simple storyline are layers of insight into translation, colonialism, feminism, and identity
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Dream Count offers reflections on identity, resilience, and friendship through the eyes of four women
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Lost Lambs is an irresistible small-town family drama worth the read
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Why people are so angry with the world in Karthik Ramanna’s The Age of Outrage
Ramanna traces behavioral and economic theories, historical grievances, and patterns of injustice that help explain today’s outrage
Supremacy dissects the AI arms race, the rivalry among Silicon Valley’s biggest names, and what the future might look like
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