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Kristin T. Lee
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November 2017
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We Mend with Gold: An Immigrant Daughter's Reckoning with American Christianity
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""Furniture holds energy, you know. Information. Memories. Every time you read something, like, "they sat at the dining room table," you think about a dining room table from your childhood. You hear about "chairs" and you think about the chairs from y"
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lol this is what i thought about The Vivisectors. Funny how multiple books on this year's longlist could vie for this title (and despite myself, I lov
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| SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER is a novel with my favorite kind of structure—interconnected short stories that form a cohesive whole. One morning, the residents of a small town in western Massachusetts receive a phone alert warning them of an imminent ballis ...more | |
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HORIZON HONG KONG by Xu Xi is a collection of short stories written over the course of Xu’s decades-long career. I appreciated it most as a retrospective of her work, especially in highlighting the shifting concerns of her characters in each era. “Chu ...more |
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| SMALL COMFORT by Ia Genberg and tr. by Kira Josefsson is a collection of five very loosely connected short stories that revolve around the ethics of wealth. In “Success Greger,” a journalist interviews a man whose brief moment in the spotlight as a c ...more | |
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| ETNA by Paul Yoon is a soulful novel from the POV of a dog, the eponymous Etna, as his unnamed country descends into an all-consuming war and its aftermath. He’s recruited from the bucolic farm where he lives with his dog family, farm animals, and hu ...more | |
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"A surprising pick for the Booker Longlist is inevitable, and this year it happens to be The Vivisectors. It offers some interesting commentary about race, political posturing, and academia, but given the central conflict is only ever alluded to witho"
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"I've been in a depressive episode since May, and it's just past my birthday, and life is so unfair and I'm so tired of everything and everyone. Thinking about doing my job makes me want to barf but thinking about doing activities I enjoy also make me"
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