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Alice Lowe 3/1/21 Alice Lowe 3/1/21

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Spoiler Alert. . . They All Died: Aging and Muriel Spark’s “Memento Mori”

“Being over 70 is like being engaged in a war. All our friends are going or gone and we survive amongst the dead and the dying as on a battlefield.”

Damien Belliveau 2/26/21 Damien Belliveau 2/26/21

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BLACK Out

“Damn, I felt how my dad looked. BLACK. Bleachers. BLACK. Dancefloor. BLACK. Fools started shoving motherfuckers. Did a fight break out? “

Mina Hamedi 2/25/21 Mina Hamedi 2/25/21

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A Family Project

"What do I do when I need solace? When I lose the sense of wonder I can only get by physically being with the people I love, experiencing the places I love, and everything in between? I do what I’ve always done: I write about family.

Brady Huggett 2/22/21 Brady Huggett 2/22/21

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Reckoning with Kerri Arsenault's MILL TOWN

The death of a parent, in most memoirs, would be the book’s beating heart.

Jackie Hedeman 2/18/21 Jackie Hedeman 2/18/21

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The Watcher

Le Carré situates spying within the wider, mundane world. This, I believe, is why so many insist that he is a genre outlier, rather than an example of what can be accomplished within “genre writing” when the material is honored.