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The stunning, nonlinear career of Agnès Varda – A.S. Hamrah

Modernism meets millennial in a novel of sibling rivalry and complicated romance – Brandon Taylor

What a surgeon’s 1989 memoir tells us about working in Gaza and Lebanon – Mary Turfah

Wilfrid Sheed’s novel of strife at a little magazine – Jess Bergman

Richard Beck charts how 9/11 shapes the way we live now – David Klion

Rachel Kushner’s novel of a radical French collective, espionage, and Neanderthal revivalism – Ryan Ruby

Tony Tulathimutte gazes into the dark corners of online culture – Christian Lorentzen

Making radical ideas a reality – Michael Robbins

It's a margin of error race for the White House between Vice President Harris, the Democratic nominee, and former President Trump, the Republican standard-bearer, with one week to until Election Day