Hustle and grift: Adnan Khan’s second novel, The Hypebeast, extends and elaborates the themes from his debut
The Hypebeast extends Khan's interrogation of masculinity and machismo in immigrant communities.
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The Hypebeast extends Khan's interrogation of masculinity and machismo in immigrant communities.
Birrell employs a variation on Faulkner's structure in As I Lay Dying.
rekt tells much the same story as Feeders, but from a dude's perspective.
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"I sort of lucked into the idea that Fitzgerald should be a part of this book."
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