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The Bog Wife
by Kay Chronister
The Bog Wife (8/29/2024)
Family dynamics and occult manipulation of the natural world are cornerstones of this eco-horror novel. As a family steeped in traditions tries to dominate its environment, the environment fights back in the only way it can. Like an onion, the layers of lies and secretsmore
The Very Long, Very Strange Life of Isaac Dahl
by Bart Yates
The Very Long, Very Strange Life of Isaac Dahl (5/29/2024)
As a reader in the twilight years (70) of my life, I found this book very poignant. I have often looked at my life reflecting on the passage of time as I have moved through history and experienced personal growth through experience. The author did a wonderful job in usingmore
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