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Makenna Goodman

Makenna Goodman is an American author whose previous work includes The Shame. Her second novel, Helen of Nowhere, was long‑listed for the 2026 Booker Prize and praised by critics for its inventive narrative and philosophical depth. Goodman’s writing often explores contemporary social issues through literary experimentation.

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