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Altverse book cover, by Richard LoweFiction

Altverse

Ari maps condemned buildings and finds a projector with forty-three symbols on its ring, each one a different world. Speculative fiction with a documenter at the center.

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Buttercup book cover, by Richard LoweFiction

Buttercup

A memoir told by a cat. Ten years in a Los Angeles apartment with Claudia, who was funny and sick, and the two weeks between her death and Buttercup's.

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Movies Rotten Tomatoes Got Dead WrongCult Classic

Movies Rotten Tomatoes Got Dead Wrong

Twenty-one films that Rotten Tomatoes scored wrong, from Blade Runner's lukewarm 1982 reception to Soldier's inexplicable 10%. Why critics get films wrong, what the aggregator measures, and the political bias that explains why Disney's worst remakes score 90% while audiences…

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The Greatest Road MoviesCounterculture

The Greatest Road Movies

Twenty road movies covering every register of the genre, from Easy Rider's counterculture elegy to The Straight Story's 240-mile lawnmower journey to Mad Max: Fury Road's two-hour chase. The road does not take you to a destination. It takes you…

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The Greatest Zombie FilmsFilm List

The Greatest Zombie Films

Twenty zombie films covering six decades and every register of the genre, from Romero's shopping mall satire to Korean historical drama to a Japanese comedy built around a single 37-minute take. The zombie scares us because it used to be…

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Films That Needed Someone to Say NoDisney+

Films That Needed Someone to Say No

Twenty films damaged not by studio interference but by its absence, from The Phantom Menace's unchecked Lucas to The Hobbit's nine hours of one children's book. The right No at the right moment is as valuable as any creative freedom.…

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The Most Seductive Films Ever MadeFiction Writing

The Most Seductive Films Ever Made

Twenty films that understand how desire works on screen, from Body Heat's oppressive heat to Carol's charged glances across a department store. The most seductive films are not the most explicit. Desire lives in the space before. Tension is the…

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The Greatest Spy FilmsCold War

The Greatest Spy Films

Twenty spy films covering the full spectrum from Bond's glamour to le Carré's paranoia: procedural thrillers, Cold War tragedies, satires, and action cinema. Every spy film is answering one of two questions: what would it feel like to be a…

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The Greatest Animated FilmsAnimation

The Greatest Animated Films

Twenty animated films spanning eight decades and five countries, from Snow White's invention of the form to Spider-Verse's reinvention of it. Animation is not a genre. It's a medium. The best films in it aren't children's films that adults can…

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