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Review: 'Skinship,' by Yoon Choi
FICTION: A debut collection centered on myriad facets of the Korean-American experience.
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Review: 'Two-Way Mirror,' by Fiona Sampson
NONFICTION: The first biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning in 30 years reminds readers of her significance, both in poetry and in politics.
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Review: 'Gordo: Stories,' by Jaime Cortez
FICTION: Jaime Cortez's hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life.
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Review: 'All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days,' by Rebecca Donner
NONFICTION: The riveting story of the only American to help lead a resistance group against the Nazis.
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Review: 'Agatha of Little Neon,' by Claire Luchette
FICTION: Claire Luchette's debut is the compassionate story of a woman who longs to conform.
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Review: 'Maiden Voyages,' by Sian Evans
NONFICTION: Traveling aboard giant ocean liners gave early 20th century women new perspectives on the world and their place in it.
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Review: 'American Estrangement,' by Said Sayrafiezadeh
FICTION: An assured collection of stories about American men and their individual struggles.
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Review: 'Billy Summers,' by Stephen King
FICTION: Stephen King's tale about an assassin is right on target.
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Review: 'Yours Cheerfully,' by A.J. Pearce
FICTION: During World War II, a journalist tries to improve life for working mothers in this sequel to "Dear Mrs. Bird."
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