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Finally, A Girl To Die For

et in small-town Idaho, Stephen Graham Jones’ newest tale, , unfolds through the eyes of an Indigenous teenager obsessed with the world of slasher films. Jones, the Ivena Baldwin Professor of English at the University of Colorado Boulder, is known for recasting the horror genre through Native characters and contemporary political twists. In this novel,

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