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Visit Book Marks, Lit Hub's "Rotten Tomatoes for books," at https://bookmarks.reviews/ or on social media at @bookmarksreads.
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"Intelligently starved; not sticky with metaphor, or crowded with detail"
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"Invasive, juicy, sad, nostalgic and gripping all at once"
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"Foggier yet, and colder! Piercing, searching, biting cold"
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Jeanette Winterson's
Christmas Days
, Reviewed by Keith Donohue in
The Washington Post
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Nell Zink's
Nicotine
, Reviewed by Sam Sacks in
The Wall Street Journal
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"Steinbeck’s longest and angriest and most impressive work"
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The Chicago Tribune
's 1925 Takedown of
The Great Gatsby
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Emily Witt's
Future Sex
, Reviewed by Lidija Haas in
Bookforum
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"McCarthy has asked us to witness evil not in order to understand it but to affirm its inexplicable reality"
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Brit Bennett's
The Mothers
, Reviewed by Mira Jacob in
The New York Times Book Review
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