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The Week presents models of minds shaped by the twenty-first-century North American realities that they also construct. The stories are unconventional in their arcs and uses of characterization, and in their foregrounding of the instabilities in representational practices. They obsess over life and death, female sexuality and family, the economy and language, attempting various forms inadequate to their figuration and expression.