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Greetings dear readers! Welcome to the Reviews Section of Usawa’s December 2024 Issue, based around the......

In this issue, Usawa dares to venture into the fluid, intricate terrain of gender—a theme as......

Dear Readers, Welcome to the latest issue of the Usawa Literary Review! In this edition, we......