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Mireille Silcoff’s Chez L’Arabe (2014)

Buried In Print2017-07-24T15:11:50-04:00

Weeks after reading these stories, a glance at the table of contents brings back their characters and arcs in a moment. (With "Flower Watching" and "Eskimos" I also required the aid of the characters' names I'd noted.) These stories stood out, not only as independent narratives but, simultaneously, for the

Mireille Silcoff’s Chez L’Arabe (2014)Buried In Print2017-07-24T15:11:50-04:00

Broken: Careers, Contracts, Society

Buried In Print2014-09-29T08:11:50-04:00

Each of these novels considers a shattered state of being, whether the devastation plays out through the cycle of addiction or societal breakdown or international conflicts. The characters employ a variety of coping mechanisms and the authors' styles are diverse; Elizabeth Renzetti's Based on a True Story, Edan Lepucki's California and Audrey

Broken: Careers, Contracts, SocietyBuried In Print2014-09-29T08:11:50-04:00

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