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3 RI writers just won $30,000 fellowships to boost their careers. Here are their stories.

The Providence Journal 21 Mar 2025
The award will help Ansong complete the manuscript for her novel in verse titled "Adinkra ... Her current project is a novel ... They enjoy “writing between genres,” feeling that the work dictates the form.
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‘No One Is Laughing Now’

The Atlantic 21 Mar 2025
... the Nobel laureate Sinclair Lewis, who four years later would publish It Can’t Happen Here, a novel about the rise of a fascist dictator in America—went on to describe that encounter for Cosmopolitan.
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Talking texts on Duterte's Hague issue

The Manila Times 19 Mar 2025
The late Nobel Prize winner, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, wrote a fantastic novel called "The Autumn of the Patriarch," about one such dictator whose oppressed people were later moved to eat him, a metaphor for the people's collective revenge.
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Denouncing Hitler for Very Different Reasons, by Richard Parker

The Unz Review 18 Mar 2025
There is usually nothing the least bit interesting or novel about denouncing this dictator ... Jettison the multi-culti, united-peoples-of-the-world love of the novel and infuse society with the first principles of race, blood and soil.
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Movie review: 'Mickey 17' toys with politics, unearthly delights

York News-Times 15 Mar 2025
Here, the world is particularly dim, the joy largely relegated to “sauces” that the dictator … um leader’s wife has concocted ... Considering it’s based on a novel and filmed before any daily references were in play, that’s a stretch.
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An All-Female Society, Pushed to Extremes

The Atlantic 14 Mar 2025
This sunny side of dystopia stands at odds with a countervailing notion of women in isolation—the kind often perpetuated by novels set in boarding schools or convents—which dictates that woman’s natural enemy is woman ... The novel opens with malice.
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An Unabashedly Intellectual Murder Mystery

The Atlantic 13 Mar 2025
Translated by Robin Myers and Sarah Booker, the novel is ostensibly about a series of murders of young men in an unnamed Mexican city, but it often seems more concerned with the study of poetry and psychoanalytic theory than with detective work.
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