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Alexis Kienlen
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Impact: Women Writing After Concussion
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Mad Cow
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She Dreams in Red
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2007
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Other Tongues: Mixed-Race Women Speak Out
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Reimagining Fire: The Future of Energy (The Uproute Every River Lit Series)
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Truth, love, non-violence: The story of Gurcharan Singh Bhatia
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| Cleo Dang has a baby, but that baby dies. This is the story of how Cleo survives that tragic loss. Some parts of this book are so terribly sad, and some are terribly funny. As part of her journey, Cleo ends up working at a funeral home, which invites ...more | |
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| Jen Monroe left her logging town of Barrow, Washington years ago, after father, a forest ranger, disappeared. She gets a call that her father's remains have been found. Jen reunites with some of her friends and they go camping in honour of her father ...more | |
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| As soon as I learned that someone had written a memoir about astronaut children, I was excited to read it. Astronaut children are immigrant children who come to a country (in this case, Canada) because the parents are in search of a better life. Thin ...more | |
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This book was a joy to read. The scripts are so tight, and Jacob's comments were perfect. It was neat to read the scenes that were deleted and some of Jacob's thoughts on the actor's choices etc. I like seeing how the sausage is made (I actually have ...more |
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"I quite enjoyed this retelling of Cinderella's evil stepmother and stepsisters, told from the stepmother's perspective. She was a total badass! I felt so much empathy and admiration for her. She is portrayed as a capable, hard working single mother o"
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| This book took me to forever to read because it was actually scary and I couldn't figure out when to read it. It actually creeped me out quite a bit. The story starts with Jorie, who was one of the members of the October Film Haunt. The trio, which i ...more | |
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Marlene
Apr 04, 2011 06:24PM
I hope you read the Identity interview. It's long and you have to read well into it. Dubus talks a lot about being a writer and "teaching" of writing, as well as use of workshops. I think you have a common language. And after reading the New Yorker interview I will be interested in knowing if you have different views of Sand and Fog.
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I am now really looking forward to The Last Woman and the Dan Chaon books.M
I'm so glad you enjoyed Fierce, Alexis. Thank you!All the best,
Hannah