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If you're looking to delve into the varied perspectives on how fate shapes our lives, 'Granta 129: Fate' might be the perfect fit for your literary cravings. It's like a mosaic of thoughts that will leave you pondering the role of destiny across different contexts and narratives. The blend of both fact and fiction in this issue could offer you a rich tapestry of storytelling that pushes the boundaries of conventional thinking about fate and free will.

If you're drawn to the raw edges of language and the liberation of the feminine and queer from societal constraints, "Gaze Back" could resonate with you. Marylyn Tan dives deep into the undercurrents of femininity and spirituality, crafting a poetic work that's both a challenge to the status quo and an invocation for personal empowerment. This isn't just a book; it's a literary uprising meant to unsettle and inspire.

If the roads to self-discovery and empowerment resonate with you, consider diving into "Self-Love for Small-Town Girls." Lang Leav has a unique gift for weaving words that speak to the core of what it means to be a woman wrestling with autonomy and voice. It's not just for 'small-town girls'; it's for any woman on the journey towards embracing her true self amid the complexities of modern life. Leav's personal and evocative poetry might just be the companion you need on your own path to self-love.