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“There Are Rivers in the Sky” on the Cyclicality of Stories and Memories
Elif Shafak’s novel, There Are Rivers in the Sky, opens with a raindrop falling on Mesopotamia’s...
“There Are Rivers in the Sky” on the Cyclicality of Stories and Memories
Elif Shafak’s novel, There Are Rivers in the Sky, opens with a raindrop falling on Mesopotamia’s...
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Review: “Where Shadows Bloom,” by Catherine Bakewell
Where Shadows Bloom, by Catherine Bakewell, is a lush sapphic romantasy set in a world inspired by...
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“Rivals-to-lovers gets an academic send-up in this charming and irresistible romantic comedy from...
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The third book in the Mr. Darcy & Miss Tilney Mystery series, which finds the amateur sleuths facing their most daunting challenge preventing the murder of the imperious Lady Catherine de Bourgh. Someone is trying to kill...
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This was a very fun, if mildly forgettable, read. All’s Fair in Love and War follows...
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Choosing my reading goals for a given year is always difficult because I tend to greatly overestimate my capabilities with full knowledge that I am doing so. It’s just me being delusional, but at least it’s me being...
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