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Books I loved in 2021

December 25, 2021December 25, 2021 Sara Davis2 Comments

Climate fiction, memoir, social novels, classics, and more.

Posted in FictionTagged appleseed, books i loved, braiding sweetgrass, detransition baby, dune, empire of gold, gilead, gold fame citrus, horrow the ninth, how beautiful we were, in the dream house, luster, network effect, something new under the sun, the book of difficult fruit, the last emperox, the mirror and the light, to say nothing of the dog

Reading Roundup: April 2021

April 30, 2021April 30, 2021 Sara Davis3 Comments

Something That May Shock and Discredit You, Gilead, Godshot, The Mirror and the Light, a couple of rereads, and a smattering of stories and poems.

Posted in Fiction, Monthly Reading Roundup, PoetryTagged chelsea bieker, daniel lavery, gilead, godshot, hilary mantel, kristi coulter, marilynne robinson, nothing good can come of this, something that may shock and discredit you, the mirror and the light, we have always lived in the castle

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