A review of Laura Grodstein’s “A Dog in Georgia.”
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“Slow Noodles” Shows One Small Act Can Establish a Cornerstone
This Cambodian culinary memoir reminds readers that even for daily living, certain recipes are required for personal success and mindful living.
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“The Museum of Failures” Gives Call to Action for Today, Teaches What to Pass to the Next Generation
Thrity Umriger’s latest novel delivers an education in cultural values, religion, family secrets and the disparate ways of immigrant life.
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Lee Smith’s Ode to Key West in “Silver Alert”
Lee Smith’s new novel, “Silver Alert,” reminds us that at every age, humans are tasked with making difficult life choices.
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Solace After Tragedy, in “This Isn’t Going to End Well”
The author Daniel Wallace explores what drove the brother-in-law he idolized to commit suicide.
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“Moonrise Over New Jessup” Highlights an Important Part of History While Exploring Themes of Acceptance, Independence, and Identity
A review of Jamila Minnicks’ novel, “Moonrise Over New Jessup.”
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Love in a Time of Dystopia: Silas House’s “Lark Ascending”
A review of Silas House’s new book, “Lark Ascending.”
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Ed Tarkington on Gatsby, Acceptance and the Real Nashville
An interview with Ed Tarkington about his novel, “The Fortunate Ones.”
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‘Down Along with That Devil’s Bones’ Explores America’s Complex Relationship with Racism
A review of Connor Towne O’Neill’s book, ‘Down Along with That Devil’s Bones: A Reckoning with Monuments, Memory, and the Legacy of White Supremacy.’
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