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World Without End — hit graphic novel making case for nuclear power
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A Heady History of the Novel Embraces Works That Shock, Not Soothe
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A Début Novel Captures the Start of India’s Modi Era
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It shouldn’t have been a surprise. This year’s Booker Prize was awarded to Samantha Harvey’s Orbital, a chronicle of one day ...