Michael Landweber
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27 entries by Michael Landweber
2 A.M. in Little America
By Ken Kalfus
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In a near-future dystopia, the refugees are us.
Full Throttle
By Joe Hill
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Spanning different parts of the horror spectrum, this collection is worth a read.
Full Throttle: Stories
By Joe Hill
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Spanning different parts of the horror spectrum, this collection is worth a read.
Valerie: A Novel
By Sara Stridsberg; translated by Deborah Bragan-Turner
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There's no closure in this fictionalized account of a real-life tragic figure.
The Cabin at the End of the World
By Paul Tremblay
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When intruders invade a New England idyll, the future of mankind hangs in the balance.
America for Beginners: A Novel
By Leah Franqui
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An Indian mother journeys to the U.S. in search of her possibly deceased son.
The Cabin at the End of the World: A Novel
By Paul Tremblay
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When intruders invade a New England idyll, the future of mankind hangs in the balance.
Don’t Wait to Be Called
By Jacob R. Weber
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In this moving collection, the experiences of hardworking, frustrated Americans are set up beside — not against — refugee trauma.
All Involved: A Novel
By Ryan Gattis
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Despite spare, evocative writing, this novel lacks a narrative core.
Wonderkid: A Novel
By Wesley Stace
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An entertaining tale about rock ‘n’ roll and an unconventional family.
On Such a Full Sea: A Novel
By Chang-Rae Lee
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A dystopian view of America 200 years down the road poses questions of what’s meant by freedom and security.
Scissors
By Stephane Michaka; translated by John Cullen
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This fictional telling of Raymond Carver’s last years hews too close to reality.