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- Kali’s 10 Best Brackish Books of 2015
- Drench Yourself In The Sweet, Sweet Sap of Jennifer Weiner’s ‘Who Do You Love’
- Happy Thanksgiving! Here Are Some Books I’m Grateful For Today…
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- Garth Risk Hallberg’s ‘City on Fire’ Is Too Big To Describe Here, But I Can Try
- Obligatory Halloween Post!
- Ottessa Moshfegh’s Wry, Oddball ‘Eileen’
- Commute As Turning Point: Joshua Mohr’s ‘All This Life’
- In Ava Marsh’s ‘Untouchable,’ ‘Fifty Shades’ Gets A Murderous Makeover
- The Wonder Years Meets Law And Order: SVU In M.O. Walsh’s ‘My Sunshine Away’
- When The Bachelorette Party Goes Very, Very Wrong: Ruth Ware’s ‘In A Dark, Dark Wood’
- In Elisabeth Egan’s ‘A Window Opens,’ Modern Day Mom Meets E-Pub Giant
- Elizabeth Kolbert’s ‘The Sixth Extinction’ Is The Saddest Story In All The Land
- In Jonathan Kellerman’s ‘The Murderer’s Daughter,’ A Victim’s Advocate Goes Vigilante
- Updates and ‘The Marquis’ Giveaway!
- Linwood Barclay starts new trilogy with ‘Broken Promise’
- Good Games Go Wrong In Christopher J. Yates’s ‘Black Chalk’
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- Hempel And Climent Bare Their Teeth In ‘The Hand That Feeds You’
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- Summer Reads: S.J. Watson’s ‘Second Life’ Is A Sexy, Slow Burn
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- The to-be-read Tag
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- Review – Speaks the Nightbird by Robert McCammon
- (Oh)dysseus!
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- Review – The Weight of Blood by Laura McHugh
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- Cataloging Influences – My Author Alphabet
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- The Shining!
- Ender’s Game – Finally, a movie!
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- On Franzen.
- AMBER.
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- Why hello there!
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