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Sinaakssin
An inventive intersectional text, sinăăkssin recounts an illuminating bricolage social science study that incorporated Indigenous housing solutions. Linda Manyguns’s social science study sinăăkssin introduces a novel visual...
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An inventive intersectional text, sinăăkssin recounts an illuminating bricolage social science study that incorporated Indigenous housing solutions. Linda Manyguns’s social science study sinăăkssin introduces a novel visual...
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by Meg Nola
Insurgency and sociopolitical revolution link those fighting for freedom in Sharmini Aphrodite’s luminous short story collection, "The Unrepentant". Set in twentieth-century Malaya, the book’s fourteen stories share a tone of...
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In the topical thriller "Prophets of War", a wealth manager faces a crisis of conscience after uncovering a global conspiracy. In Jack Brown’s scathing thriller "Prophets of War", the military-industrial complex perpetuates cruelty in...
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by Mari Carlson
Virtuous living pulls people toward enlightenment, according to the essays of the piquing collection "The Journey to Spiritual Wholeness". Yvon Milien’s philosophical essay collection "The Journey to Spiritual Wholeness" argues for a...
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by Karen Rigby
A Latina girl sleuths on Capitol Hill to help her congressman friend in Kitty Felde’s entertaining, civic-minded mystery novel "Snake in the Grass". Fina is a California congressman’s daughter who is used to meeting her father’s...
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In Mary G. Thompson’s empathetic novel "One Level Down", a woman forced into a child’s body fights to escape her father’s simulation. Escaping Earth’s overcrowding and irreparable environmental damage, colonists encounter disease...
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Capturing the imagination with a welcome dark tone, "Animal Husbandry" is a satisfying short story collection. The short stories in Jeff Fleischer’s collection "Animal Husbandry" range from fun and bizarre to thought-provoking and...
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In Frederika Amalia Finkelstein’s novel "Forgetting", an insomniac grapples with the past and the future of a world perhaps beyond saving. Alma’s grandfather did not die in a concentration camp, but sometimes she says he did. And...
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