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Jeff Zentner's Third Act marks his shift into adult fiction from the young adult realm.
Ruha Benjamin's Imagination: A Manifesto makes the case for imagination being a tool to revolutionary work without getting too lost in the clouds.
Deanna Dikeman's In Relative Moments relishes the everyday moments in her family.
New York Times features reporter Elizabeth Williamson started covering Newtown victims and their surviving families for an unexpected reason.
The novel spans a year in the life of a Vermont veterinarian, who narrates through a series of log notes.
Told from 10 different perspectives, this debut by Alina Grabowski circles the death of a local high school student in a worn-out town.
Hammad is an acute observer of human nature—from the personal to the political to the many places those intersect—whether in rendering a momentary provocation in a dark hallway, or a quarrel between sisters, or questions of artmaking and revolution. ( Grove , 2023 ) —K.W. LIGHTNING ROUND From the magazine, a taster-plate of noteworthy new titles..
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