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Selena Mercuri reviews Emma Donoghue’s “The Paris Express.” Andrea Sakiyama Kennedy on Karen M. Inouye’s “Mary Kitagawa.” Poetry by George Elliott Clarke. Inside the May issue.

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Fast and Furious

The Paris Express
Emma Donoghue
HarperAvenue
288 pages, hardcover, ebook, and audiobook

Emma Donoghue’s The Paris Express is a novel in motion, propelled by fluid shifts in opposing perspectives and by the setting, a train that derailed in Montparnasse in 1895. Engine 721 is a sentient observer of its passengers and of a society hurtling tow…

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