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Ellen O’Connell Whittet teaches in the Writing Program at U.C. Santa Barbara. Her ballet memoir, What You Become in Flight, is coming out in spring 2020 from Melville House.
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Sinead Gleeson's body shapes—molded by leukemia, a hip replacement, complicated childbirths—provide the most fully realized essays in 'Constellations.'
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Colson Whitehead's award-winning novel is a timely reflection on who gets to write history...and who gets to erase it.
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Isabel Allende's novel of profound displacement reflects the life of someone who has known displacement as her permanent state.
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A new collection of stories from the late John L’Heureux shows his literary dexterity.
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Jon Hassler championed "America’s often struggling middle class” with his rigorous moral vision in his novels.