So far, I'm well above the pace I had planned when I announced that I would write 30 new reviews in the month of November. 19 reviews over 14 days so far, not counting reposts of Faulkner reviews that I wrote earlier this year for Gogol's Overcoat. Now that my reviewing mojo is back (at least for a little bit), I think I'll go ahead and list a few more books that I plan on covering this month:
The 5 Under 35 authors selected by the National Book Foundation (Haley Tanner, Jennifer duBois, Justin Torres, Stuart Nadler, Claire Vaye Watkins) will be reviewed over the next 5-10 days. These are their debut efforts:
Tanner, Vaclav & Lena
duBois, A Partial History of Lost Causes
Torres, We the Animals (I wrote a brief piece on it in December 2011 when I selected it as my #1 Most Notable 2011 Release, but this will be a formal review)
Nadler, The Book of Life (collection)
Watkins, Battleborn (collection)
Karin Tidbeck, Jagannath: Stories
Kelly Barnhill, Iron Hearted Violet
Peter Heller, The Dog Stars
Mark Helprin, In Sunlight and in Shadow
Padgett Powell, You & Me
Lydia Netzer, Shine Shine Shine
And maybe a few more from Javier Marías, Catherynne Valente, Andrzej Sapkowski, and Steven Erikson.
The 5 Under 35 authors selected by the National Book Foundation (Haley Tanner, Jennifer duBois, Justin Torres, Stuart Nadler, Claire Vaye Watkins) will be reviewed over the next 5-10 days. These are their debut efforts:
Tanner, Vaclav & Lena
duBois, A Partial History of Lost Causes
Torres, We the Animals (I wrote a brief piece on it in December 2011 when I selected it as my #1 Most Notable 2011 Release, but this will be a formal review)
Nadler, The Book of Life (collection)
Watkins, Battleborn (collection)
Karin Tidbeck, Jagannath: Stories
Kelly Barnhill, Iron Hearted Violet
Peter Heller, The Dog Stars
Mark Helprin, In Sunlight and in Shadow
Padgett Powell, You & Me
Lydia Netzer, Shine Shine Shine
And maybe a few more from Javier Marías, Catherynne Valente, Andrzej Sapkowski, and Steven Erikson.
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