Tin House Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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✨Tonight!✨ @cmaum, author of 🐎The Year of the Horses joins @LisaTaddeo @houseofbooksct to talk about Lisa's new short story collection ✨Ghost Lover! In person, 6pm, Register here! https://buff.ly/3b6g0Pl https://t.co/OgSjZyTt4N

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IT'S HERE! Happy publication day to the beautiful paperback of Elliot Reed's #AKeyToTreehouseLiving, a coming-of-age novel about loss, adventure, and finding oneself. You can get your copy here: https://t.co/9zddzsyMXz https://t.co/8pGQEpGBQW

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✨Cover spotlight!✨ Glaciers by Alexis M. Smith was published 10 years ago and has become a beloved Tin House backlist title — we're thrilled to reissue it in a new edition featuring an introduction by @mariskreizman. More info: https://t.co/V1VUy2pcmn https://t.co/GjLyyoBPCH

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On Between the Covers 📖, @davidnaimon talks to @maxjohnporter about the examination of boyhood and masculinity across his three books. ⚡️⚡️ Listen: https://t.co/RrJ8BZtReY https://t.co/PWY6lwNIqf

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📣Listen to Between the Covers! @DavidNaimon + Isabella Hammad discuss her novel, Enter Ghost, about a Palestinian theater group staging Hamlet in the West Bank & how creating a shared performance space under occupation is a political act itself. ✨https://t.co/97T4PKzAoJ https://t.co/UE7CwyY32U

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📣Listen to Between the Covers! @DavidNaimon + Isabella Hammad discuss her novel, Enter Ghost, about a Palestinian theater group staging Hamlet in the West Bank & how creating a shared performance space under occupation is a political act itself. ✨https://t.co/97T4PKzAoJ https://t.co/UE7CwyY32U

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😎COVER REVEAL ALERT😎 Our favorite spy Vera Kelly is back on the scene! The hotly anticipated sequel to @RosalieKnecht's WHO IS VERA KELLY? features another original cover illustration by our designer @jakobvala, and VERA KELLY IS NOT A MYSTERY arrives in June 2020! https://t.co/12X01V6444

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“Dreamlike. . . . a story with the ethereal qualities of a childhood memory.” — @worldlittoday reviews 🦜How To Turn Into a Bird by María José Ferrada, trans by Elizabeth Bryer ! https://t.co/zSk2U9n7EU https://t.co/7g8c1PiYN2

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We are incredibly excited to host the launch of @ingrid_rojas_c The Man Who Could Move Clouds next week as part of our 2022 #THSW reading series. @rokwon will join Ingrid in conversation. July 12th, 7:30pm, Reed College Amphitheater. https://t.co/6iTQDo89Og https://t.co/zo0lDRJkwV

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Love seeing ⚡The Book of Atlantis Black⚡ by Betsy Bonner on the New York Times New in Paperback List! A “haunting, mind-bending” account of the author’s search for the truth about the death of her troubled older sister. https://t.co/04TaLq8xRD