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Tess Kincaid
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The United States
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April 2014
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New Book
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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2011
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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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No Third Thing
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Mancunian Bitter
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Clavicle: and Other Poems
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Tess’s Recent Updates
"I love Tess Kincaid's poetry, just as she loves A. Lincoln, shamelessly.
I must say, I've waited for this collection a long time, and it is a real pleasure to have in this one beautiful volume the finest poems of the last two decades by this elegant a" Read more of this review » |
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"As a novelist , Tess Kincaid, is the quintessential story teller. This tale read like a chapter from an autobiography interspersed with a mysterious imagination. The protagonist, Quincy Justine Adam's, will beguile you with her wit, literary knowledg"
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"This perfect, powerful crime novel is compelling and compact. I worked in Manchester for many years and the locations (lots of pubs) are described with great accuracy. We encounter a cast of quirky characters alongside American Quincy Adams and her E"
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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
