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Video Review – Zepharius by Mel Snyder

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Elizabeth Hazen – Girls Like Us

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Elizabeth Hazen – Girls Like Us

Girls Like Us is packed with fierce, eloquent, and deeply intelligent poetry focused on female identity and the contradictory personas women are expected to embody. The women in these poems sometimes fear and sometimes knowingly provoke the male gaze. At times, they try to reconcile themselves to the violence that such attentions may bring; at others, they actively defy it. Hazen’s insights into the conflict between desire and wholeness, between self and self-destruction, are harrowing and wise. The predicaments confronted in Girls Like Us are age-old and universal—but in our current era, Hazen’s work has a particular weight, power, and value.
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The making of a Type 20 C working-class north-western Englishman by Kevin E. Buckley

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The making of a Type 20 C working-class north-western Englishman by Kevin E. Buckley

Ingredients:

2 cups of the Queen™

3 tablespoons of the Attenboroughs™

2 barrels of the BBC™

11000 pots of Mantunna Tea™

6 cloves of Pink Floyd™

30 scoops of Mr. Whippy™ ice cream

Garnish generously with finely-chopped stories of ‘the war’™

Instructions: mix well and simmer for eighteen years or until skin has turned pale and soggy.

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Video Review – In two minds by K.T. Findlay

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Video Review- Horn-Horn, Cracked (Book 2) by A. D. T. Mclellan

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Video Review – Flight of the spark by Evelyn Puert

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The lost boys of London by Mary Lawrence (Book Review #712)

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The lost boys of London is a historical mystery set in Tudor England. The story is about Bianca Goddard and her mystery adventure in attempts to find a missing boy in her town. She leads a lonely life. Her husband, John Grunt, is not present as much since he is a soldier in Henry’s war. Bianca has also lost a baby and so really needs a distraction from her life. The death of a few hung people and a particular scarf around their neck causes suspicion and questions in her mind, and that is when the story takes off.

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The Idea Behind Dystopian Novel – The Vatican Games by Alejandra Guibert

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The Idea Behind Dystopian Novel – The Vatican Games by Alejandra Guibert

I wanted to write a novel that would appeal to a wide readership because my writing is usually more inward-looking, rather than action orientated. I found that I could do both in this book.

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