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The Red-Headed Pilgrim

by Jeff Fleischer

With a mix of humor, melancholy, and pathos, Kevin Maloney’s memorable novel "The Red-Headed Pilgrim" follows an office worker through his midlife crisis. In his childhood, Kevin came to the realization that he was going to die. This... Read More

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From G to PG to R to X

by Laura Moreno

The satirical novel "From G to PG to R to X" delights in following the world’s cocksure zooming in the wrong direction. Stephen C. Bird’s satirical novel "From G to PG to R to X" follows the devolution of national politics, sexual... Read More

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My Auto-Biography by Joe Biden

by John M. Murray

"My Auto-Biography by Joe Biden" is a satirical novel that chronicles the unconventional life of an American president. In J. Galt’s satirical novel "My Auto-Biography by Joe Biden", a stenographer recounts the life and times of Joe... Read More

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The Hammerhead Chronicles

by Eileen Gonzalez

In Scott Gould’s novel "The Hammerhead Chronicles", cycling teaches a depressed man how to cope with life, though not in the way he expected. On the day that his almost-ex-wife Peg died, Claude bought a bicycle. It is the only good... Read More

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The Moose Paradox

by Eileen Gonzalez

An unlikely adventure park owner tries to keep his business afloat in Antti Tuomainen’s humorous mystery novel "The Moose Paradox". After inheriting an adventure park and a mountain of debt from his brother Juhani, Henri’s careful... Read More

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The Animals

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Cary Fagan’s "The Animals" is a gentle burlesque in which bureaucratic whims alter the downward trajectory of a nondescript, struggling tourist town. After the brief defiance of a semester spent studying architecture, Dorn succumbed to... Read More

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