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On the realism of the unhappy happy ending (via @lithub). https://t.co/VQ6Bu9dilE

This week, Tizah shares two books with beachy vibes on All The Backlist: https://t.co/A6Cy5qpoB1

Elif Batuman on using “Either/Or” to portray that our younger selves aren’t stupid—we were just less informed. https://t.co/NH840ql0I5

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When comic villains turn good: https://t.co/dwmexP3KHQ

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Shelly Oria wants society to recognize how gender-based violence is ubiquitous and interlinked. https://t.co/XwOTrOPxfd

“The more I reflect on it, the more I believe that living alongside ghosts is a part of the reality of being Latinx in the United States.” https://t.co/wBh1X6xLM1