Pushed to the Edge
…their breath—The Mime Order has already garnered considerable critical acclaim: Publishers Weekly called it “original and intriguing,” Kirkus Reviews praised its “propulsive” plot , and The Guardian was unequivocal: “There…
…their breath—The Mime Order has already garnered considerable critical acclaim: Publishers Weekly called it “original and intriguing,” Kirkus Reviews praised its “propulsive” plot , and The Guardian was unequivocal: “There…
…provides a voice for Gracie, Opie, Sparky, and the other dogs at Parnassus: “Shop Dog Diaries” might be the best recurring feature of any literary magazine publishing today. Clearly Philpott…
…the bathroom before she’s able to arrive at one. Superficial as the book may be, Handler’s self-deprecation and ceaseless capacity to turn banality into comedy offers readers a light, hilarious…
…early mentors, first when he was a medical student in India and then a resident in Johnson City, Tennessee. His respect for these mentors led him to carry his own…
…Sullivan says, “There’s a tradeoff. If you apply for a journalist visa and get the badge around your neck, you can do official interviews, but you are more visible, and…
Arcadia Publishing
128 pages
$21.99
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