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This incredible multi-colored book tells the story and history of 75 shades of colors, hues, and dyes. As you read each page you learn the importance of each color and its effects from politics to pop culture.
A bold, refreshing take on the haunted house trope that follows a father with something to hide who moves into a strange residence in rural Texas with his daughters. But it isn't long before the house's own hidden past begins to manifest.
Pollard's debut novel perfectly captures the simultaneous absurdity and banality of both ancient and modern life--particularly during the pandemic. Perfect for fans of Sheila Heti, Delphi has all the ambivalence of scrolling through Twitter paired with all the rage of Medea.
A searing analysis of antisemitism, including the radical argument that veneration of drastic history adds to the dehumanization rather than addressing it. Horn's book is also darkly funny amidst the rage. I can't stop thinking about this book.
A young vampire moves out on her own for the first time. Finally away from her mother, Lyd tries to balance her life of internships, relationships, and the constant desire to drink blood. A beautiful, contemplative book full of life (and death).
Kate assembles her family for a dinner on the anniversary of a death in the family and the usual arguments break out. As the book dips into the past we see the complicated family dynamics that have arisen from their shared tragedies, which affect them all, but Kate in a uniquely personal way. An impressive debut novel from an Irish writer.
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Perhaps the mission of an artist is to interpret beauty to people –– the beauty within themselves.
-- Langston Hughes