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Second Shift
by Kit Anderson
From the time when the station wakes her up, Birdie Doran is on the clock. It's just her and one or two others on Terracorp's isolated outpost, processing comets. So she slips into virtual reality, with the station creating adventures for her as she does repairs, routine maintenance, and checks the status on all the systems. But when Birdie discovers another abandoned station just within walking distance of her own, she begins to question her isolation, and her own memories of what her job - and her life - really is.
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Something Is Killing the Children Vol. 8
by James Tynion IV
Journey into Erica Slaughter's past during her formative years set before the events of the foundational Archer's Peak saga. This unofficial 'Year Zero' style anthology of the hit sensation that has sold over 2 million copies worldwide follows Erica during her journey to various small and remote towns in the American countryside, hunting monsters down before they do the unthinkable to unsuspecting children.
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Black Cohosh
by Eagle Valiant Brosi
A heartfelt, comedic coming-of-age debut from a bright new talent. When we meet Eagle Valiant Brosi, he is a long-haired commune kid, bullied by other kids, teachers, and his neighbors. He pieces together the puzzling and hurtful things he has been told as he takes his first, tragic steps into adulthood. A captivating debut from a natural storyteller with the expert timing of a veteran comedian and the soothing empathy of a death doula.
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Holler: A Graphic Memoir of Rural Resistance
by Denali Sai Nalamalapu
An important piece of activist art, this beautiful graphic memoir tells the story of six hopeful activists in Appalachia who had the courage to resist against a threat to their community.
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