Mental health

Grace O’Connell’s Magnified World (2012)

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The title of Grace O'Connell's debut novel is pulled from a poem by Helen Humphreys, "Blurring".* It's ironic that the closer you examine something, the harder it is to focus, and this is a truth which Maggie Pierce inhabits when Magnified World opens. She is reeling from her

Grace O’Connell’s Magnified World (2012)Buried In Print2014-03-18T11:45:12-04:00

James Fitzgerald’s What Disturbs Our Blood (2010)

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James Fitzgerald's What Disturbs Our Blood Random House, 2010 At first glance, James' Fitzgerald's might seem like a charmed life. But What Disturbs Our Blood would not have come into being if that had been true. It takes some digging (in the archives) and some prying (from the mouths of

James Fitzgerald’s What Disturbs Our Blood (2010)Buried In Print2014-07-11T16:31:54-04:00

Emma Henderson’s Grace Williams Says It Loud (2010)

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Emma Henderson's Grace Williams Says It Loud Sceptre - Hodder & Stoughton, 2010 (Looking for a swallow rather than a full glass? ORANGE Squirt below.) At first the cover might seem gimmicky, but now, having read Emma Henderson’s first novel, I realize that it’s the perfect way to summarize the

Emma Henderson’s Grace Williams Says It Loud (2010)Buried In Print2014-03-13T19:37:31-04:00