Tomas Hachard is an Editorial Assistant for Guernica Magazine. He has written about art, politics, and himself for NPR, The Morning News, and The Millions, among others. Follow him on Twitter: @thachard.
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Around the World: Launch Edition
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César Aira does not write about awry worlds, but rather about our world suddenly gone very awry, exemplifying what Freud once argued about the uncanny’s presence in fiction....
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