"This is a powerful, timely, and troubling book. Boyer's unflinching account of the market-driven brutality of American cancer care sits beside some of the most perceptive and beautiful writing about illness and pain that I have ever read." —Hari Kunzru, author of White Tears A...
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10.18.19The Terrain of TruthIn Conversation
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10.11.19Theaters of SpeechIn Conversation
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10.03.19What Is MissingIn Conversation
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09.27.19Strangers in Their HomelandsIn Conversation
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09.20.19The Era of Climate in FictionIn Conversation
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09.13.19The Cartoon Introduction to CalculusIn Conversation
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08.23.19A Bit of Unfinished BusinessIn Conversation
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08.15.19Slipping into Imagined WorldsIn Conversation
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08.02.19Narrative FramesIn Conversation
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07.25.19The Weight of an ObjectIn Conversation
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07.17.19CleannessIn Conversation
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07.11.19Why Don’t We Talk About Menopause?In Conversation
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06.28.19I’m Your Biggest FanIn Conversation
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06.05.19Out of the ShadowsIn Conversation
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05.17.19Gesturing Toward UnrealityIn Conversation
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05.10.19An Exclusive Gateway to the Secrets of LifeIn Conversation
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05.03.19A Woman’s PlaceIn Conversation
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04.26.19Liberating the Literary Mexican VoiceIn Conversation
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04.04.19Writing to a Single ListenerIn Conversation
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03.22.19Saving Yourself from TimeIn Conversation