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Margaret Atwood’s “Hair Jewellery” (#MARM Week Two)

Buried In Print2023-11-14T09:58:29-05:00

Reading this, the Take 30 interviewer’s comments from 1977 circled in my mind: an unrealised conversation, where declaration replaces exploration. The interviewer said the stories filled her with sadness, all those rotten situations and dismal romantic relationships; however, she mentioned no details and referenced just one story dedicated to

Margaret Atwood’s “Hair Jewellery” (#MARM Week Two)Buried In Print2023-11-14T09:58:29-05:00

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Kaie Kellough’s Dominoes at the Crossroads (2020)

Buried In Print2024-01-15T13:40:49-05:00

A few summers ago, I got hooked on playing dominoes. I’d had a set since I was a girl but I’d never learned how to play. Back then, I thought dominoes were things you lined up in a pattern on the floor, flicking the first one so that each one

Kaie Kellough’s Dominoes at the Crossroads (2020)Buried In Print2024-01-15T13:40:49-05:00

Nonfiction November Week Two: Pairing

Buried In Print2017-11-08T10:16:06-05:00

This week, we are invited to pair up a nonfiction book with a fiction title. "It can be a 'If you loved this book, read this!' or just two titles that you think would go well together. Maybe it’s a historical novel and you’d like to get the real

Nonfiction November Week Two: PairingBuried In Print2017-11-08T10:16:06-05:00