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Sing, Unburied, Sing

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To praise Jesmyn Ward’s award-winning lyrical novel, Sing, Unburied, Sing, is to share how it makes the reader feel, how it evokes deep emotions, how it compels us to question what we think we have lived, what we think we know. It is a complex, ...

Eyewitness Blues

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Reading Eyewitness Blues by Rhode Island native Tim Baker is like sitting in a comfortable chair on your deck during a sunny summer day looking out across the open space before you. Not too complicated, not too stressful and perhaps the type of ...

Odin’s Eye

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Odin’s Eye, a collection of 12 short science-fiction stories by Maria Haskins, is a dive into unexpected “future” worlds of our own making, where the limits of what we - as humans - can know are tested with both an element of familiarity and an ...

Beneath the Shady Tree

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I am a fan of Piper Templeton’s short stories and Beneath the Shady Tree is her second novel, but it is the first of her longer works I have read. And I was not disappointed. Introducing strong female characters in the novel coupled with intricate ...

5 Steps to Reading More Books This Year

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You haven’t picked up a book in some time. Your life is too hectic to consider delving into a memoir or a story that takes place in the woods of Norway. You convince yourself you simply don’t have time to read, and even if the book cover caught your ...

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