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January News
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Danielle Dreilinger, author of the forthcoming book The Secret History of Home Economics, is named an inaugural winner of the Silvers Grant for Works in Progress.
Jan. 17 | 2020 -
All the Names They Used for God author Anjali Sachdeva is a recipient of the NEA’s 2020 Creative Writing Fellowship in prose.
Jan. 16 | 2020 -
Kirkus reviews Gerald Posner’s “shocking, rousing” Pharma, coming this March from Avid Reader Press.
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Ms. Magazine spotlights Zaina Arafat’s You Exist Too Much and Souvankham Thammavongsa’s How to Pronounce Knife on their list of forthcoming feminist reads.
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The Associated Press lauds the “well-developed and memorable” characters, “unrelenting suspense,” and “musical prose” of Raymond Fleischmann’s How Quickly She Disappears, out this week from Berkley.
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Lit Hub’s most anticipated books of the year include Clare Beams’ The Illness Lesson, Kevin Nguyen’s New Waves, Zaina Arafat’s You Exist Too Much, Marisa Meltzer’s This Is Big, and Lynn Steger Strong’s Want.
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The Atlantic praises Bob Garfield’s American Manifesto, out this week from Counterpoint.
Jan. 14 | 2020
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