Sarah Langan
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Good Neighbors
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2021
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11 editions
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A Better World
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2024
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12 editions
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The Keeper (Keeper, #1)
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2006
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23 editions
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The Missing (Keeper, #2)
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2007
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2 editions
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Audrey's Door
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2009
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15 editions
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Pam Kowolski Is a Monster!
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2025
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6 editions
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The Changeling
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Squid Teeth: A Tor Original
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The Lost
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2008
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2 editions
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Trad Wife
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2026
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“Modern culture is an inverse panopticon. Not a drunk father, but a vigilant mother. The masses elect a single person to the hot seat for their five minutes of fame. We, the periphery, are the judges and jury. Because we’re separated (like prisoners, we can’t connect to each other through these impossible walls), we’ve no option but to connect via the sacrificial lamb we’ve placed dead center. Even when we privately dispute the censure or praise we heap upon them, publicly, we echo popular sentiment. To avoid loneliness, we become a single, unthinking mass. And yet, the mother and father both reveal their very limited ability to connect. The proverbial child cannot attach. We participate in this mass identity, but it does not serve us. Our language is reduced to a series of agreed-upon signs reflecting not nuance, but binaries: like/dislike; good/bad; yes/no. We are even more lonely for the failure of it…”
― Good Neighbors
― Good Neighbors
“The song finished playing, and Arlo remembered why it had resonated with so many people. It’s nostalgic for something that isn’t real, and it’s sad about that. Everybody’s nostalgic for glory days that never happened.”
― Good Neighbors
― Good Neighbors
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