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“All Edible, Except the Squeal”: Language and Power in Bong Joon-ho’s Okja

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Queering SFF: 4 Weird and Sexy Books for Pride Month

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Fantasy

Magic, Memory, and Power: The Storytelling Brilliance of Isabel Allende

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A Philosophical Take on Parallel Universes in Gunnhild Øyehaug’s Present Tense Machine

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Queering SFF

The Joyful Liberation of True Love: Heaven Official’s Blessing by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu

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storytelling

From Now on I’m Taking All of My Storytelling Lessons From This Wild Epic About Love, Loyalty, and Necromancy

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The Way Spring Arrives and Other Stories cover reveal
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chinese SFF

Winter Came, Now Spring Arrives: Announcing the Table of Contents for The Way Spring Arrives

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Strange Beasts of China by Yan Ge
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Writing the Unknowable in Strange Beasts of China by Yan Ge, Translated by Jeremy Tiang

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The Membranes by Chi Ta-Wei
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Body, Books, Beauty: The Membranes by Chi Ta-Wei

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Terminal Boredom: Stories by Izumi Suzuki
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Counterculture(s) Past: Izumi Suzuki’s Terminal Boredom

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Unstable Reality: Latin America’s Genre-Bending Traditions

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book cover: The Disaster Tourist
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The Expectations That Travelers Carried: The Disaster Tourist by Yun Ko-eun (trans. Lizzie Buehler)

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book cover: Kiki's Delivery Service (English translation)
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The Magic of Translation: Interviewing Kiki’s Delivery Service Author Eiko Kadono and Translator Emily Balistrieri

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