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Margot Harrison

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I'm associate editor at Seven Days, Vermont's alt weekly news and culture source, and write about books and film. My YA author alter-ego is @MargotFHarrison.
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Lola Petticrew Is ‘Furious’ in Hulu’s Addictive New Noir Series

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By Margot Harrison Verified
| Seven Days Verified
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5. “Female rage” is all the rage these days. On Goodreads, you can browse lists of “‘Good for Her’ Books” about women rising up against the patriarchy. The revenge thriller Promising Young Woman won an Oscar, and streaming services are stuffed with shows about women “snapping.” For every Gone Girl, however, there are dozens of cynical efforts to cash in on the trend.
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Now Playing in Theaters, September 9-16

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By Margot Harrison Verified
| Seven Days Verified
THE CYCLE OF LOVE: This documentary reenacts a street artist’s 6,000-mile bike journey to reunite with his beloved. (98 min, NR. Savoy) DON’T LOOK BACK IN ANGER: This documentary chronicles the rise of the band Oasis and their Live ’25 tour. (122 min, R. Essex, Majestic) DON’T MOVE: A prehistoric arachnid terrorizes campers in this horror flick starring Lyndsy Fonseca. (94 min, NR. Majestic) THE FIX: Liam Neeson stars in Guy Moshe’s action thriller about CIA operatives in Iran. (142 min, R.
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Post-Pandemic Adventure ‘The Dog Stars’ Falls Short of Its Source Material

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By Margot Harrison Verified
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During the 2020 lockdown, I read a spate of pandemic- and isolation-themed novels. My favorite was Michael Crummey’s Sweetland, but I also enjoyed Peter Heller’s 2012 novel The Dog Stars, a moody, meandering, style-forward tale of a pilot and his dog stranded at the end of the world. Imagine my surprise, six years later, when the trailer for Ridley Scott’s film adaptation advertised a thrill-a-minute action flick starring the year’s biggest heartthrob.
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