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Claire Kilbridethe reading chair is a cozy corner of the internet where i talk about books, writing, and goings on in the publishing world.
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Friday Happy Hour: Raising Hare mini review, books for animal lovers, and why readers really care about decimals
Happy Friday, book lovers!
It’s officially hoodie weather in New York and I couldn’t be happier. There’s something about stepping outside into that crisp air that just immediately brings me a sense of calm hopefulness—that awareness that...
Sunday Happy Hour: People in Love mini review, October release radar, and the magic of Barbara Kingsolver
Hello book lovers,
I hope my recent unpredictability in weekly happy hour posts remains endearing rather than frustrating. If anything, it should assure you that this publication is 100% human-generated, deliciously full of imperfection....
Sunday Happy Hour: Books for hyper-specific fall feelings, Fat Bear Week, and Taylor’s encore
Hi, book lovers! Happy Sunday! I am once again delinquent on my usual Friday HH post, but sometimes we just gotta roll with the punches (read: This week kicked my butt. And I actually went out on a Friday night for the first time in ages)....
Friday Happy Hour: My London bookshop crawl, The Unseen World mini review, and beating writer’s block
Happy Friday, book lovers!
I’m going to be completely honest and say I did not feel quite up for writing this post today. Not because of lack of what to write about, but because I am feeling incredibly depleted from a few straight weeks o...
Saturday Happy Hour: The Calamity Club mini review, historical fiction faves, and writing wisdom
Hello again, book lovers! I hope you’ll forgive my one-day delay in this week’s post, although I’m sure many might argue that if there’s one thing better than a Friday Happy Hour, it’s a Saturday one.
It somehow feels like both a millisec...
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helping you answer the question “what should i read next?” and writing through city life in my 30s. join me for a bookish happy hour every weekend, with more book recs and reviews in between!
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