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21 July 2021

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16 March 2020

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    The Decameron

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    The Decameron captures the fact that the suspension of normal realities that happens in a tragic situation like a pandemic can, paradoxically, produce a special protected environment for storytelling and its appreciation.

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    A Journal of the Plague Year

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    So A Journal of the Plague Year is a historical novel, and its pretext is that this narrative is a live journal of the epidemic by somebody living through it.

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    The Plague

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    Albert Camus’s The Plague probably remains the best-known novel on the topic of epidemic disease.

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    Severance

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    Severance deservedly got a lot of attention when it came out in 2018.

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14 February 2019

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    Persuasion

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    Persuasion is an unusually brilliant novel, just in terms of its style of narration.

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    A True Novel

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    The title on my list that really interestingly exemplifies this is A True Novel.

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    Howl's Moving Castle

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    Howl’s Moving Castle is a story of this caliber.

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