Tim Dorsey’s mystery novel, “Naked Came the Florida Man,” is both a love letter to and deconstruction of the Sunshine State.
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Michel Sabbagh is a Creative Writing MFA student in Fiction at Queens University of Charlotte. A member of the Quebec Writers’ Federation and Association of Writers & Writing Programs, he serves as an editorial assistant for Qu Literary Magazine. He is based in Montreal and was born and raised in the United Arab Emirates. Sabbagh formerly worked as a quality assurance tester in the video game industry and is currently working as a writer on the video game project Cathnoquey: The Fractured Isles. He also published game design articles featured on websites like Gamasutra, Kotaku, and Kill Screen. Sabbagh's personal writing may be read on his blog Shoal of Words: https://michelsabbagh.wordpress.com/.
A Community Defined by Fear and Suspicion in “How Fire Runs”
Set in Trump-era Tennessee, Charles Dodd White’s “How Fire Runs” follows a small town’s struggle against white supremacy.
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“House of the Rising Sun” Characters Live A Fragile Dystopian Existence
Characters live a fragile dystopian existence in Richard Cox’s “House of the Rising Sun.”
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“The Gifted School” Channels the Hilarity and Pettiness of a Society of Appearances
Bruce Holsinger’s novel “The Gifted School” channels the hilarity and pettiness of a society of appearances.
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Eerie and Enchanting, “Things You Would Know” Honors the Will of the Land
Eerie and enchanting, Nancy Wayson Dinan honors the will of the land in her debut novel “Things You Would Know If You Grew Up Around Here.”
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