Why 🦉 CultureCultureCulture picked: Hernan Diaz’s new novel is ambitious, experimental, and takes on the nature of the universe itself as its subject. “Regrettably, the grand intellectual ambitions of ‘Ply’ finally overwhelm the other desiderata of fiction,” Kathryn Schulz writes. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/4jiB5Q

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  This is a review of Hernan Diaz's latest novel, covering the intersection of contemporary literature and high-concept storytelling.

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