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California is a new republic in Exit Party, a dystopia set in 2031. What happens next?

By Seth Robinson, Senior Lecturer in Creative Practice and Public Humanities, The University of Melbourne

Emily St John Mandel’s new novel presents divergent visions of our world and future – particularly of the US as a state at a crossroads.

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