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Catapult | Hyung | Joseph Han

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By Adam Byko, Joseph Han, Joy Williams, Rebecca Schiff
| catapult-prod.herokuapp.com
More than anything that year in third grade, Jacob Cho wanted a sibling, more specifically an older brother. His parents laughed at Jacob when he asked for one, saying they had a restaurant to run; how he cried and stomped down the stairs after they picked him up from his grandparents’ apartment. Jacob prayed every night as his grandmother instructed, but he didn’t know that he would be answered, put to the test, and fall back to his knees in the face of Elijah.
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Catapult | Catapult | The Astronomers | Adam Byko

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By Adam Byko, Michael Salu, Sara Jaffe
| catapult.co
Brian shattered into a field of light while he was supposed to be teaching Matilda how to ride her bike. The training wheels had just come off, and she was wobbling unsteadily down the alley behind our home. I could see it all clearly through the kitchen window: Brian’s good hand on the small of Matilda’s back, guiding her forward. The glow bleeding through his fingertips, then exploding out, taking his body with it. Matilda pedaled forward, oblivious.
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An Interview with Emily St. John Mandel

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By Adam Byko
| today.ucf.edu
“There’s a part of me that feels like the life of Station Eleven was something like being struck by lightning or winning the lottery,” says author Emily St. John Mandel, reflecting on the success of the novel that served as the focus for this year’s NEA Big Read at UCF. Translated into 31 languages, a finalist for the 2014 National Book Award, and the 2015 recipient of the Arthur C. Clarke award for best science fiction novel, Station Eleven certainly defies conventional literary odds.
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