Science Fiction/Fantasy
Kurt Vonnegut’s Novels: A Gallery of First Editions
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This post is part of our Kurt Vonnegut Reading Day: a celebration of one of our favorite authors on the occasion of ...
This post is part of our Kurt Vonnegut Reading Day: a celebration of one of our favorite authors on the occasion of ...
This post is part of our Kurt Vonnegut Reading Day: a celebration of one of our favorite authors on the occasion of ...
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Last week we tried out a new feature, “They Reviewed,” playing off of the HeTexted website where readers obsessively and neurotically ...
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From Ron Charles’ review of The Twelve by Justin Cronin
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In the last issue of Literary Tiger Beat I was listing Dreamy Fictional Female Teens. I had a lot of ...
