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Chapter IX
Chapter IX, On the evening of April 7, 1952, in Los Angeles, Addie and Max find themselves wrapped in a day that unfolds with a surprising charm, beginning with an unanticipated encounter outside the Wilshire. Their journey together takes them through the city, from quaint tea shops to art museums, as they share a series of spontaneous moments that build an unexpected connection between them. Addie, ever the enigma, claims that it’s her birthday, a statement she quickly admits is a lie, spun to provoke a…-
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41. A Small Herd
A Small Herd, set in Chapter 41 in 1969, presents a deeply emotional chapter where Kya grapples with the aftermath of a traumatic confrontation with Chase. After escaping from him in her boat, Kya reaches the relative safety of her lagoon and shack. However, her emotional and physical pain intensifies as she reflects on the disturbing promise Chase made—his attempt to possess her, a threat that is as psychological as it is physical. Overcome by a sense of dread, Kya is unable to reach out for help,…-
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Chapter 1: Jude and Love
Chapter 1 began with an energy that was light, their smiles effortless, carrying them through the morning as if the weight of the past had never existed. When breakfast arrived, they ate with an easy comfort, their movements synchronized in a way that spoke of familiarity, of years spent learning the rhythm of each other. Willem watched Jude closely, taking in every small gesture—the way he carefully examined the perilla leaf, the methodical way he arranged his food—and he felt, once again, the deep…-
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Chapter 12
Chapter 12: The wedding reception was unfolding in full swing, the atmosphere vibrant with energy as the guests interacted with one another, showcasing their unique personalities and relationships. Hugo, an engaging staff member at the event, was quick to strike up a conversation with Gerry, highlighting his significant behind-the-scenes role. Tammy, ever the observant one, found herself captivated by Hugo’s charm, watching him closely. Gerry, sensing this, took the opportunity to provide some background…-
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Also by Jason Rekulak
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The Medicine Ship
The Medicine Ship presents the protagonist’s harsh reality, imprisoned in a cold, damp cell aboard a vessel that seems to embody despair. The ship’s corridors echo with the sounds of creaking wood and the persistent smell of mildew, creating an atmosphere of confinement and isolation. Within this grim setting, the protagonist’s thoughts constantly return to a child named Sol, whose life seems endangered by the protagonist’s current plight. Sol had been recovering from a difficult past, showing…-
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About the Author
About the Author Zora Neale Hurston (1891–1960) was a groundbreaking writer, anthropologist, and folklorist whose work significantly impacted both American literature and cultural studies. Throughout her career, Hurston explored the intricacies of African American life and culture, combining both fictional narratives and factual anthropological studies. She is best known for her profound exploration of Black identity, particularly in her acclaimed works such as Jonah's Gourd Vine, Mules and Men, Seraph…-
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ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN
"ON BOOKS ABOUT RED MEN" opens with a tone of warm nostalgia, where a gentleman writes to a young schoolboy, Dick, about his own youthful fascination with stories of Native American life. The writer recalls days spent pretending to be an “Indian,” trying and failing to make a tomahawk or mimic Hiawatha’s rituals. He shares that the stories weren’t just imaginative fuel but sources of great enthusiasm—so much so that he once stuffed a peace pipe with tea leaves and promptly sickened himself. What…-
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Chapter XX unfolds at the edge of Obrutchanovo, where the village and the encroaching signs of modernity meet in a quiet yet profound collision. The once undisturbed pastureland begins to shift in character as the bridge takes form nearby, reshaping not just the terrain but the daily rhythm of the people. What was once known only for grazing livestock now reflects sunlight from glass ornaments and echoes with the sound of construction and ambition. To the villagers, these changes evoke both wonder and a…-
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Chapter V begins on a quiet evening during the Fast of the Assumption, where the small, cramped hut seems to shrink under the weight of hunger and silence. Marya moves about slowly, her hands steady but tired, portioning out what little food they have. Granny mutters disapprovingly as she breaks the fast early, too weak to care, while the children watch with a strange mix of curiosity and quiet judgment. Sasha and Motka don’t fully understand the spiritual meaning of fasting, but they’ve absorbed…
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