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Marlon James’ The Disappearers Recasts a 1988 Mob Attack as a Multigenerational Reckoning

A Los Angeles Times review says the novel turns a single violent incident into a wide study of erasure, trauma and layered gay life in Jamaica.

Chang-rae Lee Returns to Memory-Driven Realism in A Tender Age

Taika Waititi’s Klara and the Sun Recasts Ishiguro Novel as a Dramatic AI Film

The Testaments Midseason Puts Aunt Lydia’s Turn and Teen Indoctrination in Focus

The Danish Girl Musical in Development With First Workshop This Week

New York Times Drops Freelance Book Reviewer Over AI-Lifted Text

New ‘One Battle After Another’ Trailer Highlights Action Set Pieces as It Skips Fall Festivals