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Almost as soon as it appeared, Covid-19 seeded a peculiar and deep dread of the literature it might someday inspire. “Novel coronavirus” — in the literary sense — already conjures…

If flu-pandemic books make cold sufferers anxious and zombie books make agoraphobics jittery, here’s something to rattle the Zyrtec set. You name an allergy, and adolescent Anaya in Kenneth Oppel’s BLOOM…

Al-sha‘b Yurid Isqat al-nizam! The people Want The overthrow of the regime! These words, chanted rhythmically all over the Arabic-speaking world beginning in January 2011, promised a transformation in the history of the Middle East. For…