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Rebecca Foster
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An American transplant to England, Rebecca is a freelance proofreader and writer. She is an associate editor of Bookmarks magazine and reviews books for a myriad of print and online publications in the USA and UK, including the Times Literary Supplement and her blog, Bookish Beck.

Books reviewed by Rebecca Foster

The Bell in the Lake (10/07/20)
Pew (08/05/20)
The Future Earth (07/15/20)
A Good Neighborhood (02/05/20)
Olive, Again (12/04/19)
Hungry (07/10/19)
That Time I Loved You (03/06/19)
The Unwinding of the Miracle (02/20/19)
When Death Becomes Life (02/06/19)
Where the Crawdads Sing (12/05/18)
Unsheltered (10/17/18)
Southernmost (08/15/18)
Sick (08/01/18)
Beauty in the Broken Places (07/11/18)
The Ensemble (05/16/18)
Educated (03/07/18)
Brass (02/07/18)
Wolf Season (01/03/18)
In Pursuit of Memory (11/15/17)
This Blessed Earth (10/04/17)
Midwinter Break (09/06/17)
Augustown (05/31/17)
The End of Eddy (05/17/17)
Vincent and Theo (05/03/17)
Sunshine State (04/19/17)
Days Without End (04/19/17)
The Refugees (03/22/17)
Pachinko (02/15/17)
The Sun Is Also a Star (01/18/17)
Swing Time (11/16/16)
The Other Side of the World (10/19/16)
Riverine (09/21/16)
The Fortunes (09/21/16)
Dinner with Edward (07/13/16)
Imagine Me Gone (06/01/16)
The North Water (05/18/16)
The Atomic Weight of Love (05/18/16)
Dog Run Moon (03/02/16)
The Portable Veblen (01/20/16)
Weathering (01/20/16)
The Tsar of Love and Techno (11/04/15)
After the Parade (10/07/15)
Speak (09/16/15)
This Is Your Life, Harriet Chance! (09/16/15)
Villa America (08/12/15)
Death and Mr. Pickwick (07/08/15)
Church of Marvels (06/17/15)
Girl at War (06/03/15)
The Turner House (04/29/15)
The Animals (04/01/15)
Funny Girl (03/04/15)
Mr. Mac and Me (02/04/15)
Station Eleven (12/10/14)
The Bully of Order (11/19/14)
The High Divide (10/15/14)
The Paying Guests (09/17/14)
We Are Called to Rise (07/23/14)
Take This Man (07/23/14)
What Is Visible (06/18/14)
China Dolls (06/04/14)
The Remedy (05/21/14)
The Frangipani Hotel (04/09/14)
The Spinning Heart (03/05/14)
The Bird Skinner (02/05/14)
Want Not (01/08/14)
Goat Mountain (11/06/13)

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