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Alice’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Alice’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Peach Pit: Sixteen Stories of Unsavory Women
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2023
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2 editions
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Paradise Block
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2021
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3 editions
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Extra Teeth - Issue Two
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Dryland: Los Angeles Underground Art & Writing (ISSUE 6)
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“I won't open it,' I say, but I know that outside there is the black hallway and my mother, crawling on the floor.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
“The baby is our baby, but as soon as we saw all the things that it can do, the dull solemness of its very gaze, we wished to put it back; we wished that a muster of crows might come and take it away.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
“Min has brought me a present of my own. It is a shiny pink apron. On the apron there are words, curling white and maggoty letters: 'Little lady'. Min holds the apron in front of my face until I am forced to look at it. She slips the string over my head and ties the back securely with a double knot.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
“One just has to look at the thing from a perspective that interests you personally.”
― White Teeth
― White Teeth
“I won't open it,' I say, but I know that outside there is the black hallway and my mother, crawling on the floor.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
“Min has brought me a present of my own. It is a shiny pink apron. On the apron there are words, curling white and maggoty letters: 'Little lady'. Min holds the apron in front of my face until I am forced to look at it. She slips the string over my head and ties the back securely with a double knot.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
“The baby is our baby, but as soon as we saw all the things that it can do, the dull solemness of its very gaze, we wished to put it back; we wished that a muster of crows might come and take it away.”
― Paradise Block
― Paradise Block
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