Books are my Love Language
Kelly TurnerUnmitigated gushing about books. Mostly contemporary fiction. Sometimes memoir. Sometimes nonfiction. Preference for scrappy narrators .
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| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | kellyturner.substack.com |
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Writer & reader living in Houston, Texas. Frequent giver of books. Member of the sandwich generation. Deeply ambivalent about the group chat.
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