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Tauhou is stunning it its successful depiction of cultural rupture through a collective voice. Nonlinear and wide-scoped, Tahou introduces a host of characters whose relationships to one another are refracted across oceans and centuries.
Delightfully weird. This book shimmers like a dream, shifting in perspective through three generations of polar bears as they navigate different kinds of celebrity. As silly as the writing can be, there is plenty of heart-panging beauty in it, too.
If you hate the stuff poetry you were taught in school, this book is for you! Kearney combines visual elements with large swaths of prose poetry that create something truly unique.
Ozeki's first (and, I'd argue, most delightfully hare-brained) novel. Her exploration of food, gender , and culture still hold up. She is so skilled in producing work that is right on the edge of funny, ridiculous, an poignant. Ok, and just to be clear-- it gets intense!
An unreliable narrator that pulls you straight through this twisty story. Animal Murderers?!?! Dark, secret-filled villages in eastern Europe?!?! What's not to love?
For plant lovers! Wen Mao gives voice to bugs, plants, and other beasts of the garden, weaving a fever dream of color and visceral emotion together.
A multi-textured panhandle-gothic experience. In all her stories, Groff conveys an inescapable feeling of being watched.
This collection is a breathtaking conversation with rural Appalachian life and an intensely Christian upbringing
