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‘Harmless Like You’ Shows the Damage One Does to Become a Person

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A woman who abandons her husband and infant son to pursue her art makes for an easy villain. From a distance, it’s hard to see her choice as anything other than selfish. Yet in Rowan Hisayo Buchanan’s debut novel, Harmless Like You, Buchanan writes of such a character from a place of warm sympathy.

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