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Unimaginable Wealth, Decadence, Decline: Scaling the Walled Gardens of J.G. Ballard

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Collection of 5 book covers for title by J.G. Ballard
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J.G. Ballard

Unimaginable Wealth, Decadence, Decline: Scaling the Walled Gardens of J.G. Ballard

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Dawn Wiener dances to the music in Welcome to the Dollhouse.
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Contemplating the Past and the Future With Welcome to the Dollhouse and Eighth Grade

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Side-by-side close-up images of Sydney Sweeney as Sister Cecilia in Immaculate and Nell Tiger Free as Sister Margaret in The First Omen
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horror movies

Immaculate, The First Omen, and the Rise of the Pro-Choice Horror Film

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Scene from the TV series 3% (Três por cento): A male figure dressed in light grey in the foreground stands facing a large homogeneous crowd dressed in yellow, red, and blue t-shirts.
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Three Science Fiction Stories That Reveal the Truth About Meritocracy

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Tor.com 15th Anniversary

The Revolution Will Be Dramatized

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SFF’s Big Fat Problem

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“The Screwfly Solution” Captures the Violence of Our Current Moment

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banned books

Book Bans Affect Everybody — Here’s How You Can Help

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Fantasy

Beyond Dark Academia: The Real Horror in Magic School Is Systemic Inequality

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Pet Semetary, Candyman, and Vampires vs the Bronx
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Horror

Haunted Homes, Cursed Lands, and the Horror of Gentrification

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Batwoman, Crows protest signs
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Batwoman

Batwoman Needs to Focus More on the Law Enforcement Issues It Raises

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Provost's Dog trilogy by Tamora Pierce
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Society, Class, and the Police in Tamora Pierce’s Provost’s Dog Trilogy

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

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