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Pandemic fiction: fall books contain stories about the virus
NEW YORK (AP) - By the end of 2020, the pandemic had lasted long enough for author Jodi Picoult to attempt something that seemed unthinkable to early novelists - turning it into fiction.
“At the start of the pandemic, I couldn't…
Pat Barker’s Criticism of the Women of Troy – A Troy Story for the Fellowship | Pat…
Pto Barker's previous novel, The silence of the girls, repeated the Iliad from the perspective of one of his secondary characters, Briseis, a Trojan captive quarrels with the Greek invaders who are Homer's main center of interest.…
Author Sinnott talks about the novel ‘The Third Mrs. Galway ‘in Peterboro NY
Author Deirdre Sinnott will talk about her years of historical research for her debut novel "The Third Mrs. Galway" at 2pm on Sunday, August 29 at the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum in Peterboro.Oneida County Freedom Trail…
Briefly Rated Book Reviews | The New Yorker
The kiss bug, by Daisy Hernández (Tin House). “Other girls my age have been taught to fear rabid dogs and horrible men,” writes Hernández in this study on the tropical disease Chagas, which killed his aunt. "I've learned to be afraid of…
Research History by Eugene Lim. Coffee House, $ 16.95 commercial paper (210p) ISBN…
Eugene Lim. Coffee House, $ 16.95 commercial paper (210p) ISBN 978-1-56689-617-7
The montage is the…
The author of Sonoma is recognized for his youth fiction
Christy Hoss, formerly a teacher at Kenwood Elementary School, has followed one of the most basic writing rules to create an incredibly successful children's series: Write What You Know.
Set in Wildwood, the series follows an…
In literary fiction, is the politics of P-capital always in play?
RADIANT FUGITIVES By Nawaaz AhmedAnyone attempting to understand 21st century America through their literary fiction might believe that neither religion nor politics play a significant role in shaping the lives of its people. Politics with…
Naomi Hirahara’s novel “Clark and Division” about Japanese lives
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"Clark and Division"
By Naomi HiraharaSoho Crime: 312 pages, $ 28If you purchase related books from our site, The Times may earn a commission of Librairie.org, whose prices…
Escape Lockdown with Reading Tips from Richard Fidler, Heather Rose, Maxine Beneba Clarke and Tegan…
Readers know that the very act of reading can transport you far, far beyond the walls of your home.And with millions of Australians confined, it's more important than ever to find a book that takes you on an adventure.Come on, join our book…
Dallas author welcomes signing of novel “The Girl in the Cardboard Box” | New
Itemizer-ObserverDALLAS - Jane Daly has always loved to read. Since the age of four, when she spent time…