A review of Jane Wolfe’s “Burl: Journalism Giant and Medical Trailblazer.”
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“The Hollow Kind” Is More Than Just a Haunted House Novel
Andy Davidson’s new novel, “The Hollow Kind,” delivers deliciously delightful Southern gothic horror.
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“Woman Without Shame” Showcases Sandra Cisneros at the Height of Her Power
A review of Sandra Cisneros’ latest book, “Woman Without Shame,” — her first poetry collection in three decades.
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Debut Novel Unravels A Mystery in the Florida Marshlands
A review of Virginia Hartman’s novel, “The Marsh Queen.”
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Women and Autonomy in “The Birdcatcher”
The latest novel from Gayl Jones, “The Birdcatcher.”
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Vulnerability and Healing in “So Tall It Ends in Heaven”
Jayme Ringleb’s poetry collection, “So Tall It Ends in Heaven,” is an unforgettable poetic mosaic.
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The Suburbs Aren’t What They Seem in “Suburban Death Project”
The veil of “cookie-cutter pleasantness” is lifted in Aimee Parkison’s short story collection, “Suburban Death Project.” on suburban America.
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Girl Survives Marsh and Man in “Where the Crawdads Sing”
A review of the film “Where the Crawdads Sing,” based on the novel by Delia Owens.
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“Valley of Shadows” Is a Supernatural Genre Fusion that Sheds Light on Real Issues
A review of Rudy Ruiz’s new novel, “Valley of Shadows.”
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“A Girlhood” Is a Love Letter
Carolyn Hay’s “A Girlhood” is a brilliant compilation of science, history, gender equality, community, culture, religion, politics, the patriarchy, and unconditional love.
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