(Photo courtesy of Avni Doshi; The Overlook Press)
Avni Doshi’s novel about a mother and daughter takes candor to extremes.
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Stevenson’s classic 19th-century novel is study in loyalty against a backdrop of violence and unrest.
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Jamie Harrison’s novel takes the unreliable narrator to a whole new place.
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“Devils, Lusts and Strange Desires” argues that the “Strangers on a Train” author deliberately courted emotional violence in her life to fuel her fiction.
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Avni Doshi’s novel about a mother and daughter takes candor to extremes.
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The story collection arrives on the heels of Barry’s superb 2019 novel, “Night Boat to Tangier.”
She also wrote a memoir about her parents, anthropologists Margaret Mead and Gregory Bateson.
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Thomas’s prequel to ‘The Hate U Give’ peels back another layer on preconceived ideas about race.
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New books by Lisa Gardner, Lee Goldberg, Abigail Dean, Paraic O’Donnell and Kwei Quartey
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The author of “Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self” delivers a magnificent, searing new story collection.
Critics
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- Review‘On the Suffering of the World’ sounds depressing, but perhaps it is a call to action, too
- ReviewHow did all these books get into my house? There’s a method to what seems like madness.
- PerspectiveClutter, says who? College essays, letters from Stephen King and Tucker Carlson: I’m keeping (almost) all of it.
