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“There is something about the body that I find monstrous”: Mona Awad on Shakespeare, comedy, and her new novel, All’s Well

August 21, 2021June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

Awad’s latest novel uses allusions to the Bard to tell the story of a woman whose chronic pain is miraculously alleviated.

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Christopher MarloweMona AwadWilliam Shakespeare

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