Mortal enemies twist into lovers as they mail letters across time and space—with death promised if their correspondence is uncovered. I devoured it, but I wanted to savor it. Time to read it again!”This urgent and propulsive account of Latin American politics and immigration makes a persuasive situation for any direct line from U.S. foreign pla

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 is at once scathing satire, dire warning, and tour de pressure. If you already love The Handmaid's TaleFor this account of America in the 1990s, Ganz ditches the common narrative about a decade of relative peace and prosperity for your disturbing tale of populists, nativists and demagogues who, acting over the margins of U.The story delves in the

Blackburn’s first novel (right after two inventive short story collections) is surely an experimental and disarmingly funny examine death and decline. Narrated by dystopian synthetic intelligence devices, the story follows a woman who impersonates her brother by texting from his cell phone soon after his suicide.And if you want to read much more