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Remembering Rebecca
By Mary Gaitskill"I’m thinking of the words Nabokov used to describe a character in the story 'Spring in Fialta': 'something lovely, delicate, and unrepeatable.'”
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Kickoff: The World Cup
By Jonathan Wilson"This is my sixteenth World Cup as a sentient soccer being."
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Unconditional Death is a Good Title
By Bernadette Mayer"because it’s almost completely meaningless, yes?"
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By Sheila Heti"What do robots want?"
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Diary, 1988
By Annie Ernaux“On November 16, 1989, I phoned the Soviet embassy in Paris and asked to speak to Mr. S. The switchboard operator did not reply.”
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The Readers
By Ben Lerner“They have learned to pause / at the end of lines, they want to know if I have met / Amanda Gorman”
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Poetry
The Education of Mrs. R.
By Katherine Dunn“Slaughter, she thought, is a formal and disciplined word.”
