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Michael Kaler

A recent graduate of the University of Michigan, Michael is an aspiring editor and writer living in Philadelphia. He especially enjoys reading and reviewing memoirs, creative nonfiction, literary fiction, and poetry collections. His thoughts on literature, music, film, and television can be found on his personal blog, inexhaustibleinvitations.com.

Books reviewed by Michael Kaler

The Nickel Boys (07/31/19)
The Tenth Muse (05/29/19)
The Spectators (04/03/19)
Milkman (03/06/19)
Territory of Light (02/06/19)
Inheritance (01/23/19)
The Golden State (10/31/18)
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