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Bookworm, no. 148
The Art of Looking Back
Theresa Kishkan
Thornapple Press
216 pages, hardcover, ebook, and audiobook
In 1978, the twenty-three-year-old poet Theresa Kishkan opened a letter from Jack Wilkinson, a respected artist. It contained a nude...
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There are three reasons to read Balzac. First of all, it sounds cool to tell people you’re reading Balzac. Secondly, if you want a detailed panorama of life in nineteenth-century France, you will get a detailed p...
Bookworm, no. 147
Something to Hold Onto: Simple Metaphors, Images, and Practical Tools to Transform Your Life
Kate Robson
Simon & Schuster
240 pages, hardcover, ebook, and audiobook
The psychotherapist Kate Robson’s Something to Hold Onto can help yo...
Bookworm, no. 146
Amanda Perry reviews Karen Dubinsky’s “Strangely, Friends.” Macenzie Rebelo on Natalie Southworth’s “There’s Always More to Say.” And the nominees are... A cover artist Q&A. Inside the May issue.
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Bookworm, no. 145
Sarah Rogers reviews Kasia Van Schaik’s “Women Among Monuments.” Nirris Nagendrarajah on Sam K MacKinnon’s “The Body Riddle.” Inside the May issue.
Women Among Monuments
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