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  • 3 weeks ago | vulture.com | Sam Worley

    Ten-year-old Louisa is walking on a beach on the Japanese coast at night with her father, a cantankerous college instructor named Serk. It’s 1978. They’ve left their sandals near a staircase leading to the village where they’ve been staying. Decades in the future, Louisa recalls the feeling of damp sand beneath her bare feet. Or does she?

  • Mar 18, 2025 | vulture.com | Sam Worley

    Kristen Arnett writes a hell of an opening scene. Her debut novel, 2019’s Mostly Dead Things, began with a studious description of a taxidermist skinning a white-tailed deer; in her newest, Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One, the curtain rises on a lesbian clown, hired to entertain a children’s party in suburban Orlando, slipping off into the bathroom for a sweaty assignation with the mother of the birthday boy.

  • Mar 4, 2025 | vulture.com | Sam Worley

    The Dream Hotel is a cautionary tale about what can happen when you don’t read the terms of service. In the near future of Laila Lalami’s unsettling, meticulously observed new novel, Americans are outfitting themselves with a neuroprosthetic implant called the Dreamsaver, marketed as a sleep aid.

  • Feb 17, 2025 | mashed.com | Sam Worley

    By Sam WorleyFeb. 17, 2025 8:15 am EST It was available for sale in the U.S. for less than 20 years, but Stride gum still blazed like a comet across the candy market before disappearing from sight. Or, to pick a more apt comparison, it blazed across the candy market like a guy who jumps out of an airplane without a parachute and then free-falls for 25,000 feet before landing in an enormous net somewhere in the California desert.

  • Feb 17, 2025 | yahoo.com | Sam Worley

    packs of various gum brands, including Stride, in a pile - ungvar/ShutterstockGenerate Key TakeawaysIt was available for sale in the U.S. for less than 20 years, but Stride gum still blazed like a comet across the candy market before disappearing from sight. Or, to pick a more apt comparison, it blazed across the candy market like a guy who jumps out of an airplane without a parachute and then free-falls for 25,000 feet before landing in an enormous net somewhere in the California desert.

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