Catapult | The Five-Year Plan | Steven Duong
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The family in my novel is like this arowana. Born to hurt things. They are hunters, even when there is nothing left to hunt.
About Catapult Our books embrace writers and audiences who fearlessly shake up our assumptions and biases; and who believe in the power of storytelling. We celebrate stories that explore the space between the lines of our lives, that raise questions rather than give answers, and that rattle the walls of our Perception Box—expanding the boundaries of who we think we are, and what we think we know. We work with a diverse list of writers who have been historically underrepresented, broadening the literary landscape in the United States and beyond. We honor the craft of writing and are…
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