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Some people would see a dragon as an excuse not to go to school. Sabrina Spellman sees it as a
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If Izzy’s death was so inevitable, you’d think the vulture would let her sleep, but he doesn’t. He wakes her
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For every blanket statement you can make, about how important it is that more voices be involved in the telling
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For any fellow, insect-averse readers out there: I know this might be hard to believe, and I know the first
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Like a pirate ship, descending upon the ad agency from above, Putney Swope opens with a helicopter landing, but it’s
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Getting in a stranger’s carriage is always ill-advised, but when those strangers look like living dolls it’s doubly discouraged. What’s
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Is anything ever really over? Endings and the illusion of finality they give can be found all across Patrick Melrose.
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From the outside, Manor Black looks like any other mansion. No particularly distinguishing features, austere and imposing. Gothic literature’s littered
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Maze is the difference between a blockbuster prison break film and an indie prison break film. In a blockbuster, all
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