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Grant’s 2025 Year in Books
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Utterly magnificent. A masterpiece of literary craft. An interwoven, multigenerational story that is equal parts sprawling and intimate. Cloud Cuckoo Land concerns five timelines: Omeir and Anna on opposing sides of the siege of Constantinople in 1453 ...more |
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Utterly magnificent. A masterpiece of literary craft. An interwoven, multigenerational story that is equal parts sprawling and intimate. Cloud Cuckoo Land concerns five timelines: Omeir and Anna on opposing sides of the siege of Constantinople in 1453 ...more |
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| A swift meditation on the events of the Old Testament and the god responsible for them. We follow Cain, son of Adam and Eve, after being cursed to live the life of a wanderer (through time and space) after killing his brother Abel. Cain visits some c ...more | |
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This book was intoxicating from the very beginning. The near future dystopia is so fully realized in such vivid detail that it’s difficult to want more, and as the narrative plays out, you find yourself catching your breath. It moves at light speed. T ...more |
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