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  Famous Bruises

  "Lenny Bruise is not afraid."

  By Jeremy Nguyen
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  Topography of a Book: How to See the World

  The power of images, from Monet to the moon.

  By Nick Mirzoeff
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  Topography of Poetry: How the End Begins

  Verse, Venice, and Lars von Trier.

  By Cynthia Cruz
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  Topography of a Novel: What Belongs to You

  On editing, El Greco, and finding the right wrong note.

  By Garth Greenwell
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  Famous Last Lines

  Can you match the book title to its famous last lines?

  By Ellis Rosen
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  Topography of a Novel: The Suicide of Claire Bishop

  The (literal) pain of revision.

  By Carmiel Banasky
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  Best of Blunderbuss 2015

  Our annual, enthusiastic-yet-necessarily-incomplete accounting of some of the best work we've run this year.

  By The Editors
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  Topography of Poetry: Love the Stranger

  On Magritte, a woodchuck, and merciless edits.

  By Jay Deshpande
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  Gif Reviews, Vols. XII & XIII

  Keep rollin, rollin, rollin, rollin (What?)

  By Alex Howe
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  Topography of Short Stories: Upright Beasts

  "Stories thrive, I think, on chaos."

  By Lincoln Michel
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  Topography of a Novel: The Hopeful

  Soft pants, sweet pups, and the making of a hypnotic debut.

  By Tracy O'Neill
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  Topography of a Novel: Among the Ten Thousand Things

  The secret to a stunning debut novel? Glue-sticking till the break of dawn.

  By Julia Pierpont