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  • Shashi Bhat blurs the line between novels and short fiction in her new book, The Most Precious Substance on Earth
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Shashi Bhat blurs the line between novels and short fiction in her new book, The Most Precious Substance on Earth

September 15, 2021June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

Though Bhat’s new book is described as her second novel, the individual pieces comprise all the attributes of linked stories.

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