Joy Castro Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Joy Castro

In which the wonderful ⁦@olivasdan⁩ interviews @silviamg about her “thrilling, ingeniously crafted” new novel, ‘The Daughter of Doctor Moreau’ for ⁦@The_Millions⁩. https://t.co/V0LkzwOtwN

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“For all this book’s differences from Yanagihara’s previous novels, all three have one striking thing in common: they barely touch on the consciousness of women.” https://www.theguardian.com/books/2022/jan/09/hanya-yanagihara-to-paradise-interview-a-little-life?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

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Introduce yourself: 9 books Burnett, ‘A Little Princess’ Angelou, ‘Caged Bird Sings’ Mansfield, ‘Collected Stories’ Joyce, ‘Portrait’ Woolf, ‘Lighthouse’ Faulkner, ‘As I Lay Dying’ Eliot, ‘Middlemarch’ Morrison, ‘Bluest Eye’ Cisneros, ‘Mango Street’ Erdrich, ‘Love Medicine’ https://t.co/ejALmx1cob

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“Half of the titles on the list are published by independents: Small Things Like These by Faber, The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida by Sort Of, and The Trees by Influx.” #Booker https://t.co/i8BrrEtMLz

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Excited to teach @carlospintado74's "Last Man on an Island" for the first time today in Cuban American Literature. Find it in @anjanettedelgad's excellent collection from @floridapress, 'Home in Florida: Latinx Writers and the Literature of Uprootedness.' https://t.co/GFlkWqOQqp

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“Celebrating Virginia Woolf’s birthday, Galen Bunting and Han Au Chua discuss ‘The Annotated Mrs Dalloway,’ Merve⁩ Emre’s new edition of the book, from two different angles.” @inratsalley ⁦@mervatim https://t.co/q5e30FXq8m

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“Thus far I have lived my life with courage, and I hope to die that way, bravely and without lies. But for that to be, I must speak out.” —Magda Szabó https://t.co/R56m19QbTz

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“…I was used to reading books that were not *for* me, that had not imagined me, that could not imagine me…” Elaine Castillo, talking with ⁦@DavidNaimon⁩ about her new book ‘How to Read Now’ https://t.co/aGmLUoRomV

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Dr. Alaina Roberts (@allthewhile1) speaking at @UNLGreatPlains on her award-winning book ‘I’ve Been Here All the While: Black Freedom on Native Land,’ which fruitfully complicates our understanding of the complexity of U.S. history, enslavement, & Indigeneity. https://t.co/zZHK45dxjE

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‘We Take Our Cities with Us’ by @SorayyaKhan: “A memoir of uncommon delicacy & emotional force…. This is an intimate, beautiful, & lasting book.” —Claire Messud https://t.co/kzwTcYLATy https://t.co/GbaaMIetRW