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Minnie’s Page(s) -one lonesome woman’s attempt to create that magnum opus. A site by a struggling writer for readers and writers, struggling or otherwise. – Minnie’s Page(s)
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Hello friends! Let me cut to the chase! The “experts” tell me I have to blog rrrreggggularly. By that they mean, every day, every week or every other ...

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Tess of the D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy — Lonesome Reader
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Several versions of this novel exist as it was published in a serialised form and numerous subsequent book form editions of the novel contained many ...

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Women’s Prize Winners 2025 — Lonesome Reader
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Another season of The Women’s Prize has come to a close! As always, it’s been such a pleasure reading many of the titles from both the fiction and ...

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The Adversary by Michael Crummey — Lonesome Reader
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Between plagues, marauders and horrific weather (destructive storms and unpredictable ice locking in the cove) I'm certainly glad I didn't live on the ...

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On the Calculation of Volume I by Solvej Balle (translated by Barbara J Haveland) — Lonesome Reader
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I was naturally drawn to reading this novel because when I was younger I loved movies about time travel such as 'The Time Machine' (1960), 'Somewhere in ...

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The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami — Lonesome Reader
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I felt very tense reading this story set in the near future given how plausible and real it feels. Lalami's tale taps into an anxiety many of us probably ...

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Days of Light by Megan Hunter — Lonesome Reader
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This was the perfect novel to read over the recent long Easter weekend because not only is it beautifully written and utterly absorbing but the book ...

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Mothers and Sons by Adam Haslett — Lonesome Reader
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There's a tremendous emotional complexity to the lives of Adam Haslett's characters which isn't fully understood until sticking with them for a sustained ...

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Stag Dance by Torrey Peters — Lonesome Reader
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I had such a fantastic time reading this book! It's smart, joyful, scary, sexy, challenging, weird and messy in the best possible way. The three short ...

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The Book of Disappearance by Ibtisam Azem (translated by Sinan Antoon) — Lonesome Reader
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I was drawn to the bold premise of this novel where one day all Palestinian Arabs suddenly vanish from the State of Israel. This challenges the notion ...

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