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Wisdom in Nonsense: Invaluable Lessons from my Father by Heather O’Neill
Oct 29, 2018
Heather O’Neill’s Wisdom in Nonsense: Invaluable Lessons from My Father begins with a piece of fatherly advice that must have sounded,
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The Fairy Tale Museum by Susannah M. Smith
Oct 17, 2018
You find yourself in the forest. You know the one. It’s the forest where the stories you read as a child take place. A forest so green and thick, that it’s positively brimming
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Nuala: A Fable by Kimmy Beach
Oct 5, 2018
The flyer for Kimmy Beach’s beautifully produced novella Nuala advertises a dystopian future troubled with love, possessiveness, and envy—it lives up to the pitch.
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Not For The World Would I Compare It To Anything by Hannah Godfrey
Sep 24, 2018
Hannah Godfrey is a formidable storyteller, so much so that even a thoroughly academic dissection of the vagus nerve becomes emotive prose
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I Have Something to Tell You by Natalie Appleton
Sep 14, 2018
As I read Natalie Appleton’s memoir, I Have Something to Tell You, I was reminded of a time in my life spent wandering toward a certain something I could not define, but that I believed was out there waiting to be found.
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A Mariner’s Guide to Self-Sabotage by Bill Gaston
Sep 4, 2018
In Bill Gaston’s short story “Hello:,” the narrator tells us that, according to some Tibetan Buddhist teachings, guardian spirits called Protectors exist, whose “sole purpose is to promote our wakefulness”
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