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Subtle sorcery and ghosts, both figurative and literal, haunt The Memory Garden, author Mary Rickert’s debut novel.
It’s Geography Awareness Week! (We know, right?) So put down your globe and pick up these fascinating stories, all of which boast a vivid setting.
…for everyone on your gift list, that is.
Which novel should your club read next? Try one of these current New York Times bestsellers!
Richard Ford writes time-capsule books. His Frank Bascombe novels should be included in the next NASA probe sent deep into outer space. It will help residents of Planet Glort, on the other side of the Milky Way, better understand what it is to be a human on Planet Earth.
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
“My great hope for Dave Haggard is that he can provide a few hours of page-turning entertainment…”
Meet the Colorado-based Boulder Book Store
