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Article Footnotes Minor characters are easy to overlook, but they often bear a quiet dignity worthy of our attention By B. D. McClay September 21, 2018 Fiction Columnists
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Article Bookmarks Two debut novels take us from the quiet grace of Idaho to the neon glitz of New York City By Anthony Domestico September 14, 2018 Fiction
Article Remembering Paul Horgan The Catholic director of the Center for Advanced Studies at Wesleyan University was also an accomplished novelist and historian By Paul Baumann August 21, 2018 Fiction Books
Article ‘Intrepid Cartographer of God-shaped Holes’ An interview with the author of a debut novel that features cult leaders, terrorism, and the loss of faith By Anthony Domestico August 4, 2018 Fiction Secularism and Modernity Interview
