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Fiction
A Flawed Man
Locked up inside the state penitentiary for a crime he didn't commit, David is left with no one to trust, including his lawyer and best friend Mike who may be hiding secrets of his own. With no one by his side, David's fearful he'll never be set free, leaving him to take drastic matters into his own hands.
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WritingRaw
The Rumpus
You Are Your Own Director: A Conversation with Karen Finley
Karen Finley is as bold as they come. While her work varies in mediums—poetry, prose, and, performance art—it is always controversial. She fuses together anger and humor to help dismember American politics and the public sexual innuendoes that go hand-in-hand with it. But Finley’s boldness has cost her in the past.
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BookTrib
"The Most Fun We Ever Had” Plays with Family Deception
The Most Fun We Ever Had (Doubleday) is an expansive novel centering around relationships with a focus on our families. Written by Claire Lombardo, a Chicago native and Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate, her debut novel based in her home state captivates with precise prose and well-developed, realistically flawed characters.
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