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‘Afterparties: Stories,’ by Anthony Veasna So (Ecco, August 3)This debut collection, set in the Cambodian American community in California, focuses on queer characters. The legacy of the Khmer Rouge’s genocide looms, but So, who died in 2020, creates plenty...

The more time I spent with Poirot, the more our pandemic routines started to seem less like boring compulsions and more like apprentice detective work.It is probably coincidental that Poirot was first introduced in 1920, on the tail end...

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Even as his dementia advanced, Gabo, as García Márquez was affectionately known, retained his wry humor: “I’m losing my memory,” he remarked, “but fortunately I forget that I’m losing it.” He was still able to recite poems from the...

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How to RememberTo the Editor:In her essay about the profusion of Holocaust-themed children’s books (July 11), Marjorie Ingall makes a valid point: There are other stories to tell about being Jewish. But the Holocaust is not “the cornerstone of...

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THE WOMAN FROM URUGUAY By Pedro MairalTranslated by Jennifer Croft“The Woman from Uruguay,” by the Argentine writer Pedro Mairal, will feel comfortingly familiar to Anglophone readers. Narrated by a Mairal-esqeue novelist, whose thoughts tend not to stray far from...

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