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      Chapter Seventy-Seven

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — The chapter opens with a vivid dawn scene where the rise of the sun is accompanied by the awakening of crows in the yard and surrounding trees. This natural spectacle captures the attention of the narrator and their companions, Campbell and Juniper, as a gray bird among the black crows takes flight. The imagery of thousands, then tens of thousands, of crows ascending into the crimson sky creates a powerful visual metaphor reminiscent of phoenixes rising from flames, symbolizing renewal and…
      1. If These Wings Could Fly
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      The Book of Love

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — **Kel­ly Link’s debut nov­el, The Book of Love, is a genre-defy­ing blend of fan­ta­sy, com­ing-of-age nar­ra­tive, and explo­ration of love in its many forms. Set in the pecu­liar sea­side town of Lovesend, Mass­a­chu­setts, the sto­ry fol­lows three teenagers—Laura, Daniel, and Mo—who return from the dead under mys­te­ri­ous cir­cum­stances. Guid­ed by their enig­mat­ic music teacher, Mr. Anabin, and a super­nat­ur­al enti­ty named Bogomil, they must…
      1. The Book of Carousel 2
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      2. The Book of My Two Hands Both Knowe You
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      3. The Book of Endings
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      Fantasy • Fiction • Literary
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      All Fours

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — Miran­da July’s 2024 nov­el All Fours fol­lows a 45-year-old semi-famous artist who dis­rupts her sta­ble Los Ange­les life with her hus­band and child by impul­sive­ly announc­ing a cross-coun­try road trip. The jour­ney becomes a cat­a­lyst for self-dis­cov­ery as she grap­ples with midlife crises, sex­u­al awak­en­ing, and per­i­menopause, cul­mi­nat­ing in an unex­pect­ed affair. Blend­ing humor and poignan­cy, the nov­el explores themes of desire, iden­ti­ty, and…
      1. Chapter 28
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      2. Chapter 29
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      3. Chapter 30
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      Ghostroots

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — “Ghost­roots” by ‘Pemi Agu­da is a debut short sto­ry col­lec­tion set in Lagos, Nige­ria, blend­ing the mun­dane with the super­nat­ur­al. The twelve sto­ries explore themes of inher­i­tance, mater­nal lin­eage, and haunt­ing lega­cies, often focus­ing on women grap­pling with famil­ial and soci­etal bur­dens. Aguda’s prose weaves unset­tling yet deeply human nar­ra­tives, where every­day life inter­sects with spec­tral pres­ences. Notable sto­ries include “Breast­milk,” which delves into…
      1. The Wonders of the World
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      2. The Dusk Market
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      3. Masquerade Season
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      Fiction • Gothic Fiction • Historical Fiction • Horror
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      Part Three:Chapter 4

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — After overeating on catfish and securing some for bait, James and Huck rest before continuing their journey along the river at night. James reflects on the white survivors they escaped, noting their preoccupation with their own survival rather than pursuit. However, he remains wary, knowing his theft of the notebook adds to his list of crimes. The pair walk in silence, James consumed by a newfound anger, its intensity and direction unfamiliar to him. He decides moving inland is safer, but they postpone the…
      1. James: A Novel
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      Part Three:Chapter 5

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — James and Huck return to the slave quarters under cover of night, arriving at James's former home only to find it occupied by strangers, Katie and Cotton. The atmosphere is tense as Doris, a familiar face, reveals that James's wife, Sadie, and their child, Lizzie, have been sold. Overwhelmed by grief, James collapses to his knees, sobbing uncontrollably while Huck attempts to comfort him. The chapter captures James's devastation and the harsh reality of slavery, where families are torn apart without…
      1. James: A Novel
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      Part Three:Chapter 6

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — The chapter opens with a surreal dream sequence where the protagonist, James, encounters a mysterious figure named Cunégonde. Speaking in French, she challenges his hope of reuniting with his family, comparing his enslavement to a financial asset owned by banks and mocking his belief in freedom. Their cryptic dialogue blends philosophical critique with literary allusion, as Cunégonde dismisses James’s optimism as naive. The dream’s idyllic setting—a verdant valley—contrasts sharply with the harsh…
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      Part Three:Chapter 7

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — The chapter depicts James' agonizing wait for news about his family while isolated on an island, where time stretches unbearably. His days are filled with forced labor, writing to process his thoughts, and haunted sleep disturbed by memories of his wife Katie's rape. The emotional toll is palpable as he grapples with hatred—for the overseer Hopkins, for himself, and for a world that denies him justice. The island remains undisturbed except for occasional white visitors who drink and carouse, reinforcing…
      1. James: A Novel
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      Part Three:Chapter 8

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — The chapter opens with James reflecting on his recent act of vengeance, questioning the morality and motivation behind his actions. He grapples with whether killing evil is justified and admits to feeling no guilt or pride, only a detached curiosity about his own capacity for violence. This emotional apathy unsettles him, yet he finds a strange comfort in it, suggesting a complex psychological state where self-discovery intertwines with moral ambiguity. The passage sets a introspective tone, highlighting…
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      Part Three:Chapter 9

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      by testsuphomeAdmin — Under the glow of a gibbous moon, the narrator—James—swims across a muddy channel, carrying supplies and a pistol as he leaves Jackson Island behind. The night transforms his perception, sharpening his senses and solidifying his identity. He feels a newfound clarity and ownership of his voice and name. This journey marks a pivotal moment of self-assertion as he ventures into Hannibal, a town shrouded in silence after dark, with a singular purpose: to find his family. James stealthily navigates to…
      1. James: A Novel
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