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Gilbert Adair • Love and Death on Long Island: A Novel
“Dezzy!” Tovah said, recognized the girl now. She sank to a knee, which was not only the proper way to address children but a nifty evasive maneuver vis-à-vis their crypto-creepy progenitors.
Sam Lipsyte • The Fun Parts

A weird isolated memory of summertime gnats knitting the air above the shaggy animal-head of a neighbor’s topiary hedge.
David Foster Wallace • Infinite Jest
her mother writhed inside Lydia. She steeled herself with
Celeste Ng • Everything I Never Told You: A Novel (Alex Awards (Awards))
fugacious
Anna Burns • Milkman
from hat to shoe
Patrick deWitt • The Sisters Brothers
the first story that, as he later put it, “rang his cherries” was Donald Barthelme’s “The Balloon.”