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St. Patrick's Day is a good occasion for my first set of contributions to Cathy's Reading Ireland Month. Today I have two 2025 debut novels by women, one about the ripples caused by a sexual assault; the other about grief, queerness and unease with the Catholic Church. Both come with a Women's Prize seal of... |
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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
Twice a year, Simon of Stuck in a Book and Kaggsy of Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings host a year club, and this October the year is 1925. For this club, participants read a few books from that year and all post their reviews on the same week. Just by coincidence, this year the books also qualify... |
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The cast of a long-running British soap opera, "Jubilee Terrace," is perturbed. Director Reggie Friedman has just informed them that a detested former cast member will be rejoining the show. Not only is Hamish Fawly extremely nasty, he loves to cause trouble. In this case, he announces to everyone that he is engaged to marry... |
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