Ghostly and immersive, here is why you should read Carmen Maria Machado’s work
Celia Bergin brings the next installment of Author Spotlight, highlighting the haunting books of Carmen Maria Machado and her ability to explore genre and form.
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Books
Resonate Festival – A Resounding Return for Literary Festivals
Gaby Shedwick
Jun. 12
Victorian Fiction Versus Modernism Fiction
Kiran-Sophie.Ladva
Jun. 11
The World of Yesterday Review – Memoires and nostalgia of a European
Hector Perrotto
Jun. 2
‘Gay Club’ is an absolute triumph
Gaby Shedwick
May 31
‘Nine Lives’ is an unsuccessful interpretation of Agatha Christie
Reece Goodall
May 27
Instagramable, inspiring, or both? Exploring Rupi Kaur’s poetry
Monika Hartmann
May 25
Exploring Tradition: World Book Day in Catalonia and around the world
Inés Robledo
May 23
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- 3Resonate Festival – A Resounding Return for Literary Festivals
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- 5Ghostly and immersive, here is why you should read Carmen Maria Machado’s work
- 6‘The Patient’ is addictive and filled with layers for the reader to unpack
- 7We need to cure the stigma surrounding reading middle-grade as an adult
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