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He reinvented himself four times. The FBI watched every one.

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The dictator is so old nobody remembers before him. One sentence.

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Every adult fails them. Count Olaf nearly wins. Thirteen times.

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An Ethiopian refugee. A DC corner store. Change.

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The glamour. The breakdown. The bell jar descending.

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A seagull drops paint on his roof. He decides to go with it.

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The punkest thing on Wall Street.

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The menace of small talk.

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The only successful slave revolution in history, fully told.

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The darkest Iranian novel ever written. Also the best.

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She wants blue eyes. Morrison shows exactly how that happens.

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A Māori artist. A mute boy. A violence that becomes a healing.

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A year of daily essays about delight. Joy as resistance.

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A thousand small truths told sideways.

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Nazi Germany. A girl steals books. Death is watching.

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Brazil in every voice it actually has.

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Taliban took her father. She became a boy to save her family.

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A Dominican nerd, a family curse, and Trujillo's long shadow.

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The conquest of Mexico, told by the conquered.

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How smart people talk themselves into serving tyranny.

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Small town. Local legend. Everyone believes. He almost does too.

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A migrant childhood told with devastating simplicity.

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Chaos, comedy, and cosmic shrugs.

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Thirteen essays on schizophrenia. From inside it. No comfort.

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