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Grief as a home

Posted on July 22, 2015 by Ellen Akins

    I haven’t read the book, Kathleen Alcott’s novel Infinite Home, and this excerpt in Electric Literature‘s Recommended Reading is good, but what struck me was the opening of Catherine Lacey’s introduction:   Grief as a home, or better … Continue reading →

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Why great novels don’t get noticed now

Posted on May 6, 2015 by Ellen Akins

Why great novels don’t get noticed now Jane Davis’s interesting reflections on literary fiction on the Triskele Books blog steered me to this article in the (UK) Telegraph (14 March 2015), in which Gaby Wood wrote that, despite a raft … Continue reading →

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