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A humorous head trip through the dismal; speedtalking honestly, earnestly and headfirst towards a fiery conclusion (and a little beyond). - Ian
I devoured this gorgeous story of not only love, but self-discovery and the importance of letting others care for us when we need it. Pack yourself a picnic, grab a spot in a garden, and spend your day with these delightful characters. - Mikey
Ava Reid’s Lady Macbeth takes the powerful character of Lady Macbeth from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, combined with the myth and magic of Marie de France’s lais and reforms the story you know, even if you’ve read Macbeth backwards and forwards. Riveting and gorgeous. - Mikey
In “My Beautiful End of the World” – my favorite from Bluff – Smith asks “Who does this country believe deserves beauty? Who is allowed nature?” – a question that metonymously stands in for the question at the core of this collection – who is allowed beauty? - Mikey
This lyrical novel cleverly uses the Epic of Gilgamesh to tie together threads from the past and present centering on ethnic and ecological violence. Shafak deftly moves between perspectives and continents to paint a rich, sweeping portrait of a world inextricably connected through water, love, and stories. Breathtakingly beautiful, heartbreaking, and heartwarming. - Hannah
This exciting mystery uses themes of friendship and grief to help the reader know themselves better. - Rachel
Bringing romantic realism and magical realizing to the table, Shadows gives us love in the time of gentrification, at a pace somewhere between meandering and stopping-to-look-for-the-rose-smell, sparking the part of your brain that releases the morose and dreamy warm fuzzies. - Ian
Colored Television examines race, class, social status, and gender issues with such a sharp edge, you'll be forever changed. - Rachel
The Kevin Lambert experience is a funhouse mirror maze stained by intermittent Tiffany glass lampshades, each manufactured ray of light bouncing back bent, beautiful, gaudy, rich, deceptive. - Ian
May Our Joy Endure is utterly destabilizing in construction, jumping into and out of the heads of a cast of prickly Montreal upper-crusts in ways that insidiously coerces you into believing the worst kinds of people and viewpoints. - Mikey
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