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Smoke by Nicola Winstanley (Book Review #1925)

“Smoke” marks Nicola Winstanley’s transition from celebrated children’s author to the realm of adult fiction, and it is a compelling debut that showcases her talent for crafting unforgettable characters. This collection of linked short stories deftly navigates between the landscapes of New Zealand and… Continue Reading “Smoke by Nicola Winstanley (Book Review #1925)”

“Running in Slippers” by Angie Hawkins (Book Review #1924)

“Running in Slippers” by Angie Hawkins is a raw and deeply personal memoir that chronicles the tumultuous journey of a woman grappling with profound loss, toxic relationships, and the arduous path to self-discovery and healing.

Shades of Mortality by Jamal Barbari (Book Review #1913)

*Shades of Mortality (Stories from the Lost and Found)* by Jamal Barbari is an enchanting debut collection that invites readers to journey through time, across universes, and between dimensions with three remarkable storytellers. Each story delves into the fundamental aspects of life, death, love,… Continue Reading “Shades of Mortality by Jamal Barbari (Book Review #1913)”