A THOUSAND FULL MOONS | Kirkus Reviews This website uses cookies to enhance user experience and to analyze performance and traffic on our website. Learn more Accept Decline Source link

What are you up to this weekend? Fall weather finally arrived this week so it’s time to pull my wool sweaters out of storage, bring my houseplants indoors, and find a yummy…

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Readers, book events and festivals are always a favorite around here. Today’s conversation dives deep into the art and craft of creating an engaging literary festival. I’m happy to welcome Sarah Moriarty,…

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I am a certified scaredy-cat when it comes to literary anything. My credentials as a fear-averse reader go way back: I can still recall the horrible days in the school library when,…

by Anthony Conty (Parkville, MD): Americans consider everything in terms of how it relates to the United States. Cuba’s history, however, connects to America so well that you could learn a lot…

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What are you up to this weekend? I’m excited to visit the St. James Art Fair here in Louisville, host an out-of-town friend, go for a long walk or two, and visit…

by Cathryn Conroy (Dublin, Ohio): With evocative descriptions of everything from the thorns of a kapok tree to the sooty grime of a train, this lovely novel by Gail Tsukiyama will transport…