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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
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| | | | | It was JacquiWine's review of The Juniper Tree by Barbara Comyns (1985) last month that encouraged me pick this from the TBR in time for Novellas in November, hosted by hosted by Cathy and Bookish Beck. I really enjoy Comyns' individual voice. She can give a sharp edge to stories presented seemingly without guile which... | |
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bookishbeck.com
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| | | | | Novellas: "all killer, no filler" ~Joe Hill Hard to believe, but it's nearly that time again. Autumn is drawing in. For the SIXTH year in a row, Cathy of 746 Books and I are co-hosting Novellas in November as a month-long blogging and social media challenge celebrating the art of the short book. A novella... | |
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whatmeread.com
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| | | | | It's November, so it's time for another yearly event, Novellas in November. I'll start out this post with a recap of the novella reading I did during the year and finish with my first review. Since the beginning of the year, I've been tagging books with the word "novella" so that I don't have to... | |
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consumedbyink.ca
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| | | A fable for adults,Rose & Poe is also a re-imagining of The Tempest from the point of view of Caliban (Poe) and his mother (Rose). My thoughts on the book are from someone who has never read The Tempest, and only knows the bare bones of it.I might be missing some cool connections to the... | ||
