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Four Classes
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So Do We All Just Hate ‘Star Wars’ Now? Is That How It Is?
If the new “Star Wars” movies really do subvert fantasy hero-worship, doesn’t this also mock our good desires for heroes?
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Christian Speculative Fiction: Complaining Or Buying
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The Sound and the Fury
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