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Patricia Lockwood's "Will There Ever Be Another You": A Novel of Long Covid
Patricia Lockwood's new novel, "Will There Ever Be Another You," details her experience with long Covid, exploring its cognitive effects, including aphasia, hallucinations, and amnesia, through a fragmented narrative style.
Patricia Lockwood's "Will There Ever Be Another You": A Novel of Long Covid
Patricia Lockwood's new novel, "Will There Ever Be Another You," details her experience with long Covid, exploring its cognitive effects, including aphasia, hallucinations, and amnesia, through a fragmented narrative style.
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40% Bias Score
Lacey's "Möbius Book": A Literary Experiment in Form and Faith
Catherine Lacey's "The Möbius Book" is a literary experiment blending memoir and fiction, printed from both ends to mirror its cyclical themes of faith, relationships, and artistic creation, exploring the ambiguities of personal experience and literary form.
Lacey's "Möbius Book": A Literary Experiment in Form and Faith
Catherine Lacey's "The Möbius Book" is a literary experiment blending memoir and fiction, printed from both ends to mirror its cyclical themes of faith, relationships, and artistic creation, exploring the ambiguities of personal experience and literary form.
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28% Bias Score
Debré's "Name": A Memoir of Rebellion and Renunciation
Constance Debré's "Name," the final installment in her autofictional trilogy, recounts her tumultuous upbringing with addict parents, her rejection of her family's legacy, and her renunciation of traditional societal structures, offering a raw and uncompromising exploration of personal rebellion and...
Debré's "Name": A Memoir of Rebellion and Renunciation
Constance Debré's "Name," the final installment in her autofictional trilogy, recounts her tumultuous upbringing with addict parents, her rejection of her family's legacy, and her renunciation of traditional societal structures, offering a raw and uncompromising exploration of personal rebellion and...
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52% Bias Score
Death of Edmund White: End of an Era in Transatlantic Cultural Exchange
Edmund White, a renowned American author, died at 85 in New York, leaving a legacy as a crucial cultural bridge between the US and Europe, evident in his writing and life.
Death of Edmund White: End of an Era in Transatlantic Cultural Exchange
Edmund White, a renowned American author, died at 85 in New York, leaving a legacy as a crucial cultural bridge between the US and Europe, evident in his writing and life.
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32% Bias Score
De Kretser's Stella Prize-Winning Novel Blends Fiction and Memoir
Michelle de Kretser's Theory and Practice, winner of the $60,000 Stella Prize for women and non-binary writers, is a metafictional novel blending fiction and memoir, exploring themes of feminism, legacy, and the complexities of representing reality.
De Kretser's Stella Prize-Winning Novel Blends Fiction and Memoir
Michelle de Kretser's Theory and Practice, winner of the $60,000 Stella Prize for women and non-binary writers, is a metafictional novel blending fiction and memoir, exploring themes of feminism, legacy, and the complexities of representing reality.
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28% Bias Score
Poet Battles Mental Illness, Finds Healing in Children's Hospital
In Daniele Mencarelli's "The House of Gazes," a poet battling mental illness finds solace and healing while working as a janitor in a Roman children's hospital, ultimately finding liberation through bearing witness and writing poetry.
Poet Battles Mental Illness, Finds Healing in Children's Hospital
In Daniele Mencarelli's "The House of Gazes," a poet battling mental illness finds solace and healing while working as a janitor in a Roman children's hospital, ultimately finding liberation through bearing witness and writing poetry.
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40% Bias Score
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