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Best Books of 2010s

Favorite Books of the 2010s: Ill Will by Dan Chaon

This is a series of reviews of my favorite books published between 2010 and 2019. Ill Will by Dan Chaon (2017) My first impressions of this book were not great. It seemed like a hot mess, to be honest. Jumping around in time and in point of view, from third person to first, and sometimes even … Continue reading Favorite Books of the 2010s: Ill Will by Dan Chaon

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December 30, 2019December 13, 20192010s, Dan Chaon, Ill Will, ThrillerLeave a comment
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Favorite reads of 2017

At the end of each year, I round up my favorite five reads of the year--although not all of them were necessarily published this year. This year overall was a good year for reading. I discovered the Nocturnal Readers' box, a monthly mystery box of horror and dark fiction, which although it contained some real … Continue reading Favorite reads of 2017

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December 31, 2017December 31, 20172017, Adam Johnson, Ben H Winters, Borne, Colson Whitehead, Dan Chaon, Ill Will, Jeff VanderMeer, LibraryThing, Nocturnal Reader's Box, Pulitzer Prize, The Orphan Master's Son, The Underground Railroad, Top 5, Underground AirlinesLeave a comment
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Recommended Reading: Ill Will

“Most people seemed to believe that they were experts of their own life story. They had a set of memories that they strung like beads, and this necklace told a sensible tale. But she suspected that most of these stories would fall apart under strict examination — that, in fact, we were only peeping through … Continue reading Recommended Reading: Ill Will

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April 3, 2017August 13, 2017Dan Chaon, Ill Will, Recommended Reading, Thriller, Unreliable narrators2 Comments

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