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Patrick Nevins
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February 2022
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Man in a Cage
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2022
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2 editions
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The Commission of Inquiry
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2024
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| This book is a journey. George might be dying, but he'll live with me for a long time. Brown has imagined a rich and dynamic life, and I couldn't put the book down for wanting to know what George's next chapter would bring. And Brown doesn't back dow ...more | |
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| Michael X. Wang is doing everything right in this collection. He writes with so much heart for his characters, his plots often take you somewhere unexpected but wholly satisfying, and everything carries the weight of China's past, present, and future ...more | |
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| Human/Animal is a singular book, a blend of memoir and scholarship that is also a page-turner. Amie Souza Reilly layers insights from a broad range of topics onto her story of suburban dread, which she masterfully paces. I couldn't put it down. The b ...more | |
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| John Chrostek writes fearlessly. Gives characters names like Hugo Victor. The stories in Boxcutters show incredible range (from realistic to speculative to fictional academic treatise) and each one yields some surprise. | |
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| An Unclean Place is a riveting novel, steeped in Greek mythology and American history and literature. And Barrow's evocation of being an adolescent in the 1990s is perfect. ...more | |
"As I read this collection, the image of a virtuoso musician playing multiple instruments came to mind. Nevins can write flash stories alongside longer shorts, and his subjects range from the historical (“The Ragpickers at Gettysburg” is a story I won"
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