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Brother, Sister, Mother, Explorer
The narrative can get a little lost in the gorgeous, reflective language but remains an absorbing study of memory and grief.
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Lorna Mott Comes Home
The crises here aren’t huge, but they are real and insightfully played as Johnson delivers a satisfying understanding of life’s constant vagaries.
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The Bridgetower Sonata
Charming in its details and sharply perceptive in its intent, this fluidly translated work is not just for music lovers but for everyone interested in the culture and history of its setting, and in the risks of friendship.
Her Here
Elena’s narrative-within-a-narrative nicely reveals the creative process, while Dennis’s larger story confirms the value of living boldly even as we step back to frame our experiences. Highly recommended.
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Landslide
An invigorating, informative read. Jill’s strong voice throughout gives a sense of immediacy, and the prose is punchy, economical, and wry. We learn how fishing quotas impact her town’s shaky economy and how gentrification is overtaking Maine’s harbor towns, a context that elevates the story beyond mere domestic drama.
On Fragile Waves
Essential fiction to understand our world; Yu will draw in new fans while continuing to intrigue those who have read her for years.
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