Any book worth its salt can be called an immersive experience, but The Circle That Fits spat me out, disoriented, after the final sentence.
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Barrelhouse Reviews: SILVERFISH by Rone Shavers
In a world where only numbers have value, what space is left for selfhood? How have humans been transformed by this mechanized language?
Read MoreBarrelhouse Reviews: PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION by Patti White
But White delivers something more powerful: space where we can imagine these characters endlessly wandering and searching.
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"Our Lady of Our Ladies" A Review of Radioapocrypha by BK Fischer
What would Jesus do? The “if” that necessarily follows this question attempts to bring his exemplary life closer to the details of ours—to make him “Personal”, as Depeche Mode might argue.
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