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Norah Piehl

Norah Piehl is a former bookseller who has also worked for several publishing companies. Currently the executive director for Litquake, San Francisco's literary festival, Norah reviews books and writes interviews and features for a number of print and online publications. She lives with her family in Berkeley, California.

Books reviewed by Norah Piehl

The Reservation (03/11/26)
Crux (02/11/26)
The Unveiling (11/19/25)
The Dry Season (06/04/25)
Girl on Girl (05/07/25)
Woodworking (03/26/25)
Nicked (07/31/24)
One of Our Kind (06/19/24)
Says Who? (04/17/24)
Headshot (03/20/24)
The Atlas of Us (02/21/24)
Dayswork (10/04/23)
Thornhedge (09/06/23)
The Bee Sting (08/02/23)
Birnam Wood (04/05/23)
The Davenports (02/15/23)
Bloodbath Nation (02/01/23)
Pests (01/04/23)
I'm the Girl (11/16/22)
The Favor (06/08/22)
My Fine Fellow (03/02/22)
Suburban Dicks (08/04/21)
Libertie (04/07/21)
The Mother Code (09/02/20)
The Distant Dead (07/15/20)
All Adults Here (06/03/20)
Weather (03/04/20)
Underland (06/19/19)
After She's Gone (03/20/19)
The Heavens (03/06/19)
Unmarriageable (02/06/19)
Transcription (10/03/18)
Home After Dark (09/19/18)
Harry's Trees (08/29/18)
Planet Funny (07/11/18)
Lawn Boy (05/30/18)
Speak No Evil (03/07/18)
Sunburn (02/21/18)
New People (08/02/17)
Shadow Man (07/12/17)
The Book of Joan (05/17/17)
Glass House (05/03/17)
Merrow (02/15/17)
The Sellout (01/18/17)
Harmony (09/21/16)
Another Brooklyn (08/03/16)
Goodbye Stranger (09/16/15)
The Night Stages (08/12/15)
A God in Ruins (05/13/15)
Spinster (04/29/15)
Hausfrau (03/18/15)
H Is for Hawk (03/04/15)
Honeydew (02/18/15)
Sweetland (01/21/15)
The Story Hour (09/17/14)
The Watcher (06/04/14)
The Blessings (05/21/14)
Frog Music (04/09/14)
The Crane Wife (01/22/14)
Fangirl (10/02/13)
Tumbledown (09/04/13)
Love Is a Canoe (02/06/13)
Me Before You (01/23/13)
Sweet Tooth (11/28/12)
Winter Journal (10/17/12)
Every Day (10/03/12)
Battleborn (09/12/12)
Vandal Love (08/08/12)
Enchanted (05/16/12)
After the Snow (04/11/12)
Girlchild (03/07/12)
Ragnarok (02/01/12)
Life (11/03/11)
The Map of Time (08/04/11)
Big Girl Small (06/15/11)
Tiger Hills (04/06/11)
Fame (09/22/10)
Solar (05/19/10)
So Much for That (04/07/10)
The Unnamed (02/17/10)

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