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      <title>The Author of Lessons in Chemistry Returns — and She&#39;s Writing About Poetry</title>
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      <description>Lessons in Chemistry was one of those novels that accumulated readers over time rather than arriving already famous. It became a word-of-mouth phenomenon, then an Apple TV+ series with Brie Larson, and Bonnie Garmus turned into one of the more closely watched debut authors of recent years. The pressure on her second novel is considerable.
The follow-up is centered on a young man hired by Peck &amp;amp; Peck, described as the most prestigious, secretive, and dysfunctional poetry journal in New York.</description>
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