Jessica Zucker
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Dorothy West
An insightful, witty novel set in early twentieth-century black Boston by the Harlem Renaissance's youngest member.
Emily Hashimoto
A college fling between two women turns into a lifelong connection—and spells out a new kind of love story for a millennial, immigrant America.
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