The epigraph alone made me want to quarter an apple,fold-up on the sofa,and turn to chapter one.
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For years publishers and agents said no to Stacey McEwan. Then readers said yes.
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Kris Kneen’s Rite of Spring is an erotic exploration of what happens when we cross the boundaries of human identity.
I look at my grandmother’s recipe books and suddenly there she is,filling a Tupperware dish with devilled eggs.
Being “too weird” for the big five publishing houses is the new way to win a literary award.
Pack your bags for a wild ride through rogue postgrads,island drug drops,and family secrets that refuse to stay buried.
Written in a nine-month frenzy in the late 1400s after a failed attempt to prosecute witches,Malleus Maleficarum changed the course of medieval history. Its effects are still felt today.
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Can we really blame Lizzy’s mum for her laser-like focus on any single man in possession of a good fortune?