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Category Archives: Literary Fiction
WWW Wednesday – September 11, 2024
Welcome to WWW Wednesday, a weekly meme where bloggers answer three questions: This meme is hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. Be sure to visit her to see what she’s been up to this week! What … Continue reading
Posted in Coming of Age, Fantasy, General fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, Nonfiction, Parenting, self help, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged book review, books, fiction, Nonfiction, reading, WWW Wednesday
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The Cemetery of Untold Stories by Julia Alvarez – a Book Review
Julia Alvarez is widely considered an icon in the realm of literature, and when you get the pleasure of reading her prose, you completely understand why. Her words are effortless and timeless. Having just passed the age of 74, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, General fiction, Literary Fiction, magical realism, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged book review, books, death, fiction, reading, story telling
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Interesting Facts About Space by Emily Austin – a Book Review
Honestly, my productivity lately has been just pure trash. This time, however, I think I got myself hung up on this particular book review. I’d start it, delete, and then close my page. I couldn’t quite figure out how to … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Literary Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged autism, book review, books, LGBTQ fiction, mental health, Pride month, reading
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Poor Things by Alasdair Gray – a Book Review
Initial thought: What did I just read??? I think most people have at least heard of this novel at this point thanks to the film adaptation released in 2023 starring Emma Stone, Willem Defoe, and Mark Ruffalo. I haven’t yet … Continue reading
The Prospectors by Ariel Djanikian – a Book Review
In 1941, 100 copies of a memoir by Alice Edna Bush Berry were published privately by a small press. The book was called “The Bushes and the Berrys” and recounted the family histories of the Bush and Berry families and … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged book review, books, fiction, gold rush, Klondike, reading
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WWW Wednesday – March 27, 2024
Welcome to WWW Wednesday, a weekly meme hosted by Sam at Taking on A World of Words. In this series, bloggers answer three questions about their weekly reading. The three W’s are: What am I currently reading? I’m still woefully … Continue reading
WWW Wednesday – February 7, 2024
WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam at Taking On a World of Words. In it, each blogger answers three questions: What am I currently reading? Having literally just finished both my other reads, I haven’t actually started … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, General fiction, Gothic, Historical Fiction, Horror, Literary Fiction, thriller, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged book review, books, reading, WWW Wednesday
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A Good House For Children by Kate Collins – a Book Review
There’s always room for another creepy old house story. I don’t particularly want to live in one, but I sure love reading about them. There’s another Kate Collins out there writing cozy mysteries with delightful titles such as “Dearly Depotted” and “Sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Gothic, Horror, Literary Fiction, Psychological thriller, thriller, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged book review, books, Dorset, fiction, Gothic, Haunted House, reading
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The Ocean Above Me by Kevin Sites – a Book Review
Kevin Sites is an award-winning journalist who published three nonfiction books using his expertise as a war correspondent prior to the release of this one, but this is his debut work of fiction. The novel follows Lukas Landon, a former … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Literary Fiction, thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, fiction, journalism, reading, shipwreck, war correspondent
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The Pole by J.M. Coetzee – a Book Review
Coming in at only 166 pages, this little volume barely constitutes a book, but it manages to just tip the scale between novella and novel. This is deliberate on the part of Coetzee who has opted for what is described … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Literary Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, fiction, Late style, music, reading
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