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"I wanted a positive representation of losing weight online because it's all about this blinking jab," she says, referring to weight loss injections.

The cover of Austin Kelley’s debut novel, “The Fact Checker,” will be immediately recognizable to a certain type of person: Ah, the New Yorker, they might think, before blinking and realizing that it isn’t.

Lucy Dacus sits at a picnic table in Elysian Park blinking against the sun on a windy afternoon in early March.

When he was first injured he could only communicate by blinking and clicking, and his injury is the worst level of tetraplegia – paralysed from the neck down and on a ventilator.

Round eyes blinking on the screen, it began rearranging the pieces to start a new game as it continued in Mandarin: "I've seen your ability, I will do better next time."