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Month: February 2015

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The Chocolate Shop Perverts by Ernest Alanki

Outsiders make great literary characters. Their otherness makes them naturally interesting characters, and it’s also fascinating to see “normal” people and social conventions through their eyes,…
23 February 2015
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The new design has landed

Welcome to my new website. After a lot of work, I’m finally up and running with the new design. I’ve still got…
6 February 2015

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  • Stefanie on Sisters in Yellow by Mieko Kawakami: “I’ve been seeing this book pip up on lists all over the place but it never sounded all that interesting…” Feb 19, 21:30
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