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Tag: Louise Henrich

The Empty House, by Nathan Oates

Imagine The Empty House as a passport, and each story as a fresh stamp. But this collection allows the reader … More

Lost Horse Press, Louise Henrich, Nathan Oates, The Empty House

We Were Flying to Chicago, by Kevin Clouther

We Were Flying to Chicago explores the weariness of life when you don’t become who you expected to be, and … More

Black Balloon Publishing, Kevin Clouther, Louise Henrich, We Were Flying to Chicago

Housebound, by Elizabeth Gentry

Elizabeth Gentry’s Housebound crystallizes a moment of irrevocable change within a family. When Housebound opens, Maggie, the eldest daughter in … More

Elizabeth Gentry, Housebound, Lake Forest College Press, Louise Henrich

Review: ANIMAL collection, by Colin Winnette

Instead of speaking about the trunk of an elephant or the way an elephant moves, Colin Winnette begins his story … More

ANIMAL collection, Colin Winnette, Louise Henrich, Spork Press

Review: Vampires in the Lemon Grove, by Karen Russell

I think it would be a good idea, while reading Karen Russell’s newest collection, Vampires in the Lemon Grove, to … More

Karen Russell, Knopf, Louise Henrich, Vampires in the Lemon Grove

Review: Promising Young Women, by Suzanne Scanlon

To verbalize what makes this book so wonderful is to do it an injustice, but I’ll try anyway. There have … More

a publishing project, Dorothy, Louise Henrich, Promising Young Women, Suzanne Scanlon

Review: Beside the Sea, by Véronique Olmi (Translated by Adriana Hunter)

When I fall in love with characters, I’ll finish the book and wish that they would stick around, and oftentimes, … More

Adriana Hunter, Beside the Sea, Louise Henrich, Tin House Books, Véronique Olmi

Review: This Isn’t Who We Are, by Barry Graham

“And so it begins, like this, waiting too long for a lazy train out of West Toledo.” Forget that this … More

Achilles Chapbook Series, Barry Graham, Louise Henrich, This Isn't Who We Are

Literary publisher & reviews site, EST. 2011 #babyeatbooks

ISSN 2373-3519 (print)
ISSN 2373-3527 (online)

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