Maris Kreizman

The book Women Talking is one of the most devastating/invigorating I've ever read. If the movie is even half as good I feel like I'll leave the theater ready to burn shit down. https://t.co/hU76KfCDxP

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@flynnwaslike Katherine Heiny is perfect for that. Her latest is Early Morning Riser.

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Obviously Wolf Hall is the Hilary Mantel masterpiece , but I loved her little perfect novels that she wrote before: Experiment In Love, Fludd, etc

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Also let's admire the flex of @MaryLauraPh getting a rave in the TBR today, a week before her pub date. "I was struck to my core.. by Mary Laura Philpott, or more precisely, by her new masterwork, Bomb Shelter.” https://t.co/2j9AKh2rkW

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If Shirley Jackson wrote The Lottery today it would surely be about cancellations. https://t.co/WEdAUO33iT

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For my podcast, I spoke to wonderful Kate Zambreno about her novel Drifts. I also shamelessly told her how much we miss her On Here. https://t.co/twxvvEcp5U

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For my podcast, I spoke to @AskMateo about his excellent debut novel, Black Buck, and sales as a way of life. https://t.co/bngtCVSfTS

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@jselbs @booksaremagicbk Lone Women by Victor LaValle

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“I began to see why woman-haters could make such fools of women. Woman-haters were like gods: invulnerable and chock full of power. They descended, and then they disappeared. You could never catch one.” — Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar

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@ambernoelle For an unreliable narrator: The Man Who Saw Everything by Deborah Levy For a posh but remote setting: Bitter Orange by Claire Fuller For copious food descriptions: Standard Deviation by Katherine Heiny