#225: LEIGH BARDUGO.
#225. LEIGH BARDUGO. Like stocks and bonds, literary genres boom and bust. When John Grisham showed up in 1989 with A Time to Kill,...
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#225. LEIGH BARDUGO. Like stocks and bonds, literary genres boom and bust. When John Grisham showed up in 1989 with A Time to Kill,...
#224: A WORLD STRANGE AND LOST. Sebastian Barry’s 2016 novel Days Without End balances such disparate elements—love and violence,...
#223: GUILLEVIC. Among the masters of poetic compression—Dickinson, Creeley, the Quebecoise Anne Hebert, Celan, the great haiku...