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Excerpt from Smoke by Nicola Winstanley
Excerpt from Smoke by Nicola Winstanley
Essays & ExcerptsDana HansenMay 7, 2024Excerpts, 2024, Spring 2024, Smoke, Nicola Winstanley
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: March 2024
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: March 2024
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonApril 15, 2024Bestsellers, 2024, March 2024, March bestsellers
Excerpt from Unthinkable by Brent van Staalduinen
Excerpt from Unthinkable by Brent van Staalduinen
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What We're Reading: Staff Writers' Picks, Spring 2024
What We're Reading: Staff Writers' Picks, Spring 2024
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Excerpt from shima by Shō Yamagushiku
Excerpt from shima by Shō Yamagushiku
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The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: February 2024
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: February 2024
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonMarch 18, 2024Bestsellers, 2024, February 2024, February bestsellers
The Presence of Absence: Jaclyn Desforges Reviews The Book of Benjamin, Missing Matrilineal, and Girl Gives Long-Fingered Self-Portrait
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ReviewsDana HansenMarch 15, 2024Reviews, Interviews, Jaclyn Desforges, Spring 2024, The Book of Benjamin, Missing Matrilineal, Girl Gives Long-Fingered Self-Portrait, Ben Robinson, nina jane drystek, Sophia Magliocca
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: January 2024
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: January 2024
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonFebruary 15, 2024Bestsellers, 2024, January 2024, January bestsellers
Zachary Thompson Reviews Cecil Rosner’s Manipulating the Message
Zachary Thompson Reviews Cecil Rosner’s Manipulating the Message
ReviewsDana HansenFebruary 12, 2024Reviews, Zachary Thompson, Cecil Rosner, Manipulating the Message
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: December 2023
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: December 2023
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonJanuary 17, 2024Bestsellers, 2023, November, December 2023, December bestsellers
Face Out: Our Favourite Book Covers of 2023
Face Out: Our Favourite Book Covers of 2023
Columns, RoundupsDana HansenDecember 20, 2023Jen Rawlinson, Face Out, book covers, 2023
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: November 2023
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: November 2023
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonDecember 13, 2023Bestsellers, 2023, November, November 2023, November bestsellers
A Year in Reading: The Best Books of 2023
A Year in Reading: The Best Books of 2023
Editors' Picks, From Our Editors, Staff Writers' Picks, From Our Staff WritersDana HansenDecember 7, 2023Editors' Picks, From Our Editors, Writers' Picks, From Our Staff Writers, 2023, Fall 2023, Best Books of 2023
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More Than Magic: Vinh Nguyen Reviews Rebecca Hirsch Garcia’s The Girl Who Cried Diamonds
More Than Magic: Vinh Nguyen Reviews Rebecca Hirsch Garcia’s The Girl Who Cried Diamonds
ReviewsDana HansenNovember 16, 2023Reviews, Vinh Nguyen, The Girl Who Cried Diamonds, Rebecca Hirsch Garcia
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: October 2023
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: October 2023
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonNovember 14, 2023Bestsellers, 2023, October 2023, October bestsellers
Author Highlight: Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Author Highlight: Renée Sarojini Saklikar
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More Rabbits, More Water, More Ghosts, More Rocks and Things in the Sky: An Interview with James Lindsay
More Rabbits, More Water, More Ghosts, More Rocks and Things in the Sky: An Interview with James Lindsay
InterviewsDana HansenOctober 30, 2023Interviews, Ben Robinson, 2023, James Lindsay, Only Insistence
The Spell of the Mundane: Vinh Nguyen on Anuja Varghese's Chrysalis
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The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: September 2023
The Hamilton Review of Books' Independently Published Bestsellers List: September 2023
Indie Bestsellers, ColumnsJennifer RawlinsonOctober 17, 2023Bestsellers, 2023, September 2023, September Bestsellers
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