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Reviews of Books with 330 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 330 pages.

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Bare Witness

by Michelle Anne Schingler

A paean to beauty, honor, and truth, "Bare Witness" is an expansive poetry collection that delights in experimentation. A fifty-year career retrospective, Joseph Small’s "Bare Witness" gathers beautiful images that attest to a lifelong... Read More

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The Cordillera

by Michele Sharpe

In the novel "The Cordillera", a complex would-be rancher faces dramatic events in international locations. In Luis Rousset’s novel "The Cordillera", a young man’s future is derailed when he’s offered a position as an international... Read More

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Brother Broken

by Joanne Humphrey

"Brother Broken" is a powerful memoir about family love and the tragic impacts of mental illness and suicide. Shared with humanity, dignity, and wit, Cecile Beaulieu’s memoir "Brother Broken" is about the devastation of mental illness... Read More

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River Woman, River Demon

by Catherine Thureson

In Jennifer Givhan’s riveting novel "River Woman, River Demon", a bruja fights to discover the truth about the woman whom her husband found murdered behind their home. Eva is haunted. When she was fourteen, her best friend drowned... Read More

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Boys, Beasts & Men

by Ho Lin

The line between figurative and literal beasts is blurred in the inventive stories of Sam J. Miller’s Boys, Beasts & Men. The book’s conjured funhouse worlds are both familiar and alien. Small-town family tensions are exacerbated... Read More

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My Volcano

by Eileen Gonzalez

The chaos of current events takes on a supernatural dimension in John Elizabeth Stintzi’s novel "My Volcano". In the summer of 2016, all over the world, there are strange occurrences. The most spectacular event of all: a volcano... Read More

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Power Blind

by Joseph S. Pete

"Power Blind" is a compelling procedural novel; its story takes on the criminal justice system and the nature of power. V.S. Kemanis’s engrossing legal novel "Power Blind" follows a murder in New York City prior to the Covid-19... Read More

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