Barbara DeMarco-Barrett
So many: The Nix, because last month (April, 2017) it won the Los Angeles Times Book Award for Debut Fiction, and Abandon Me by Melissa Febos, because she will be an author with us at my Pen on Fire Writers Retreat next month (2017) in Palm Springs, and Testimony, by Scott Turow, because he's on my show the last week of May (is the end of May considered summer?), and Beartown, by Fredrik Backman (loved A Man Called Ove), and Ninety-two in the Shade by Tom McGuane, The Virgin of the Flames by Chris Abani, and Amsterdam by Ian McEwan. That's a good start, anyway.
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