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Wide Range of Fiction Featured in LibraryBub Selection for November - Vimarsana News

Wide Range of Fiction Featured in LibraryBub Selection for November

/PRNewswire/ -- LibraryBub, founded in 2015 by bestselling author Alinka Rutkowska, is an industry first. It is dedicated to making strong, mutual connections...

The Full Spoiler Review of Brandon Sanderson's Rhythm of War - Vimarsana News

The Full Spoiler Review of Brandon Sanderson's Rhythm of War

Welcome to the all-in spoiler review for Rhythm of War, in which Paige and Alice express all the excitement over the thrills in this book… and maybe certain other emotions, as well. (DIE MOASH DIE!™) If you haven’t finished the book yet, do not click that link, because, well, Fair warning, we both loved the book, so if you’re looking for someone to tear it down, this is not the review you’re looking for. As noted, this was truly a fantastic read, in our opinion. That said, there are a few disclaimers… This was probably the most difficult book I’ve ever had the opportunity to ...

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Review: Karl Ove Knausgaard's 'Struggle' reckons with his boyhood - Vimarsana News

Review: Karl Ove Knausgaard's 'Struggle' reckons with his boyhood

Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard’s “My Struggle” is the buzz book of the moment — or more accurately a certain kind of buzz book, for a certain kind of audience. It is also a provocation, sharing its title with one of the most notorious works of the 20th century (Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf”) while seeking to break down everything we thought we knew about personal narrative. And yet, deep in the second book of this six-volume, 3,600-page autobiographical project, Knausgaard offers us an unexpected key. “A life is simple to understand,” he explains, “the elements that de...