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Tess Kincaid
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MY NEW NOVEL IS ON AMAZON!
MANCUNIAN BITTER is a taut sexy narrative set in present-day England.
"Into Manchester’s gritty, yet dynamic modern culture comes Quincy Adams, an intuitive American writer, who pub-crawls her way through the city and into the path of a violent psychopath.
As Quincy’s extrasensory capacities lead her to suspect certain university academics, local students start to go missin Read more of this blog post »
MANCUNIAN BITTER is a taut sexy narrative set in present-day England.
"Into Manchester’s gritty, yet dynamic modern culture comes Quincy Adams, an intuitive American writer, who pub-crawls her way through the city and into the path of a violent psychopath.
As Quincy’s extrasensory capacities lead her to suspect certain university academics, local students start to go missin Read more of this blog post »
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2013
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Patina
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Pechewa: An American Odyssey
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Vile Figs
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Limestone: Legacy of a Curse
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Mancunian Bitter
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No Third Thing
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Clavicle: and Other Poems
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A review of Tess Kincaid’s Clavicle. Articulate poem, Delicate atop Antique China, Perfectly plated. Fleshy morsels, Birthed from deep, Stormy abyss, Below Bering Sea. Given as sacrament, To stave off Dark spirits and War mongers. Fortify Russia" Read more of this review » |
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“Peachy imagined the two great chiefs far off in the big white house, sucking their pipes, talking peace, and drawing on some ancient power to cut a hole in the day.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
“Catharine dared not voice her opinion, but she knew, beyond the shadow of any doubt, that if the mothers of the world ruled governments, there would be no war.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
“I love how words travel through time; across space and time like little comets, their various meanings burning off like tails behind them.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
“I love how words travel through time; across space and time like little comets, their various meanings burning off like tails behind them.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
“Catharine dared not voice her opinion, but she knew, beyond the shadow of any doubt, that if the mothers of the world ruled governments, there would be no war.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
“Peachy imagined the two great chiefs far off in the big white house, sucking their pipes, talking peace, and drawing on some ancient power to cut a hole in the day.”
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey
― Pechewa: An American Odyssey