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Chloe Hadavas

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 4, 2026
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Jul 10, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Chloe Hadavas, Allison Meakem

    The Novel Imagining Life After a Second Civil War (opens the original)

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    Domed cities—those classic symbols of science (and climate) fiction—make an appearance in both of the novels we’re reading this month, which transport readers to the United States after a second civil war and an eerie utopian community on a Greek island. Emily St. John Mandel (Knopf, 320 pp., $32, September 2026) Domed cities—those classic symbols of science (and climate) fiction—make an appearance in both of the novels we’re reading this month, which transport readers to the United States after

  2. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Chloe Hadavas, Allison Meakem

    An ‘Odyssey,’ From a Dog’s Perspective (opens the original)

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    Get audio access with any FP subscription. This month, we’re reading two deeply divergent takes on displacement and the pull of home, from an unnamed country in the wake of a devastating war to modern Nigeria. Paul Yoon (Scribner, 208 pp., $28, August 2026) This month, we’re reading two deeply divergent takes on displacement and the pull of home, from an unnamed country in the wake of a devastating war to modern Nigeria. Paul Yoon (Scribner, 208 pp., $28, August 2026) As many a moviegoer leaving

  3. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Chloe Hadavas, Allison Meakem

    Surviving an Oil Spill in Louisiana, and More New Fiction for July (opens the original)

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    Get audio access with any FP subscription. This month, we’re reading novels about two communities—Cajuns in Louisiana and a Tamil immigrant family in Toronto—coping with the hardships of North American life. Stephanie Soileau (Doubleday, 336 pp., $30, July 2026) This month, we’re reading novels about two communities—Cajuns in Louisiana and a Tamil immigrant family in Toronto—coping with the hardships of North American life. Stephanie Soileau (Doubleday, 336 pp., $30, July 2026) Stephanie Soileau

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