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- Throwback Thursday: Wolfskin by Matilda Lewis
I can give you the means to the retribution you crave, if you are willing to strike a bargain. She knew one thing the stories said spirits were always willing to trade for. When she felt she was far enough away that none would think to connect her to the savage killing of the
- Purchasing News for Glass and Feathers, by Lissa Sloan
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- Cinderella’s Hearth: Julia Pacheco, A YouTuber Who Helps You Get Dinner on the Table
wife and mother of two burst onto YouTube during the early days of the pandemic, and now has over one million
- Throwback Thursday: Grandmother Brua, The Sisters & The Wind by Mike Neis
The sound of coughing and wheezing filled the streets, along with the wailing of their mothers. The young farmer had a son, who became quite ill. The Three were terrified upon hearing Grandmother Brua’s words, for they also had children who were ill
- Book Review: Psyche and Eros by Luna McNamara
Although it lacks the full reach of Madeline Miller’s Circe, the book presents a passionate romance while
- Book Review: Lies We Sing to the Sea by Sarah Underwood
Although this book is marketed in the tradition of Madeline Miller’s Circe, it is quite different from
- Book Review: Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati
Written in the tradition of Madeline Miller’s Circe, this debut novel focuses on Clytemnestra, daughter
- Throwback Thursday: Fracturing Fairy Tales For Fun & Profit by Heather Talty
Why, she wondered, did the miller make such an outrageous claim about his daughter’s ability? Maybe the miller’s daughter was in on it the whole time.
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- Grandmother Brua, The Sisters & The Wind by Mike Neis
The sound of coughing and wheezing filled the streets, along with the wailing of their mothers. The young farmer had a son, who became quite ill. The Three were terrified upon hearing Grandmother Brua’s words, for they also had children who were ill