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Novellas: "all killer, no filler" ~Joe Hill For the third year in a row, Rebecca ofBookish Beckand I are co-hosting Novellas in November as a month-long challenge with four weekly prompts. We'll both put up an opening post on 1 November where you can leave your links throughout the month, to be rounded up on... |
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It's 1 November and that can only mean one thing - it's time for the sixth installment of the Novellas in November reading event, hosted by myself and Rebecca atBookish Beck. Over the next four weeks we can going to celebrate the short novel in all its forms. The definition of a novella is loose... |
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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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Most Novellas in November participants focus on fiction, which is understandable and totally fine; I also like to incorporate works of short nonfiction during the month, which is a great opportunity to combine challenges with Nonfiction November. Building on this list I wrote in 2021 (all the recommendations stand, but I'd update it by adding... |
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