Kym Goering
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The United States of Cryptids: A Tour of American Myths and Monsters
A fun listen for those interested in cryptozoology and a unique companion for travelers looking for adventures (translation: cryptid festivals), as all states are represented.
Demon Copperhead
Kingsolver’s (Unsheltered) reimagining of Dickens’s David Copperfield is a piercing bildungsroman exposing social injustices inflicted upon rural Appalachia amid abject poverty and the burgeoning U.S. opioid epidemic. Its many discussion points, social relevance, and hopeful ending make this a first-rate choice for all, and especially for book clubs.
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Well of Souls: Uncovering the Banjo’s Hidden History
Despite McCormick’s engaging performance, this dense book may bog some listeners down. An enlightening addition to music history and Black history collections, although the print edition better reveals the breadth of Gaddy’s research.
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Barkley: A Biography
As it’s been two decades since the last biography of Barkley, this new narrative is a useful update.
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Life on the Mississippi: An Epic American Adventure
For libraries with healthy history collections and those who enjoy 19th-century U.S. history and the Ohio and Mississippi River regions.
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The Mountain in the Sea
This slow-burning novel strikes a balance between hard- and soft-speculative fiction without being too heady or obtuse and would be a sound addition to any library’s collection.
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Stories from the Tenants Downstairs
A vibrant short story collection brimming with NYC culture and authentic characters from a debut author with an insider’s perspective.
All the Ruined Men: Stories
Glose’s superbly and empathetically written book is highly recommended. While the subject matter is inherently heavy, it is compassionately managed by one who understands the journey.
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