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Sarah Ghazal Ali, author of "Theophanies," recommends poems that contemplate home, selfhood, legacy, and belonging
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Alexia Casale, author of "The Best Way to Bury Your Husband," recommends stories sparked by the authors' work life
Erika Howsare, author of "The Age of Deer," recommends nonfiction about our coexistence with the creatures around us
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These biblical reinventions explore themes of love, family, gender, and race