Welcome to another installment of If My Book, the Monkeybicycle feature in which authors shed light on their recently released books by comparing them to weird things. This week John McManus writes about his new story collection, Fox Tooth Heart, just published by Sarabande Books.
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My name has always given me trouble. Even after I learned to write out the letters, I could not say it out loud. As a child, I struggled to pronounce certain syllables, but I always felt too old to ask the right way to say my name. As it turned out, no one knew, not even my parents.
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New Poetry from the Midwest, Eds. Okla Elliott and Hannah Stephenson
New American Press
ISBN: 978-1941561010
$15.95, 254 pages
Welcome to another installment of If My Book, the Monkeybicycle feature in which authors shed light on their recently released books by comparing them to weird things. This week Erica Wright writes about her second novel, The Granite Moth, just published by Pegasus Books.
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Amy Silverberg I went on a date with a man who was a doctor of pediatric oncology. “You mean child
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Welcome to another installment of If My Book, the Monkeybicycle feature in which authors shed light on their recently released books by comparing them to weird things. This week Michael J. Seidlinger writes about his latest novel, The Strangest, just published by OR Books.
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Welcome to another installment of If My Book, the Monkeybicycle feature in which authors shed light on their recently released books by comparing them to weird things. This week Sanderia Faye writes about her debut novel, Mourner’s Bench, just published by University of Arkansas Press.
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Welcome to another installment of If My Book, the Monkeybicycle feature in which authors shed light on their recently
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Here you are in deep slumber, with dreams of spring wind. This is not the khamsin wind that rages over the desert, blinds the children, kills the oxen. Rather, it is a cool breeze that bathes the fifteen stars of Scorpio that materialize at sunrise.
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