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Minneapolis novelist Daniel Hornsby writes about a hilarious "Sucker" reviewed by Kevin Canfield for @StribGoingOut : https://t.co/b4UmsGD2hC

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"Turtles" is very much of a piece with Montgomery's beatific "The Soul of an Octopus" in its assertion that listening to another species — and using what you learn — is good not just for those creatures but for everyone.

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Laura Lippman's latest isn't a whodunit or whydunit but more of a whendunit. Throughout "Prom Mom," the writer…creates suspense around our vague notion that something bad is about to happen, even if we're not sure what it is or when it will occur.

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If you need to pick up a rare first edition this weekend, St. Thomas is where you need to be. https://t.co/U8XnwnjgZk

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The latest from Andre Dubus III, "Such Kindness," is well titled says Kevin Canfield for @StribGoingOut https://t.co/WhDjxvHWUo

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McCauley is gifted at character details that are amusing but also help us understand why his people behave the way they do..."You Only Call When You're in Trouble" is sharp about people and family.

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Malcolm Forbes reviews Sue Hubbard's "Flatlands" for @StribGoingOut https://t.co/Y7KAmxVaqt

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A breeze to read, with nuanced characterizations, brisk setpieces (I can easily picture a movie with, maybe, Elle Fanning) and Henry's deft wit.

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Derek Owusu's semi-autobiographical, coming-of-age novel "That Reminds Me" is reviewed for @StribGoingOut by @cydaedalus, who writes that it's filled with poetic flourishes. https://t.co/NaIot6vL1M

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I could not get enough of Patrick deWitt's delightful "The Librarianist," about a guy who -- ahem -- prefers books to people. https://t.co/jwrOg8X1BO