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Carolyn Kuebler

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As seen in: New England Review, Literary Hub, Publishers Weekly, Addison County Independent, Joyland Magazine, The Mountain Times, The Common, Vermont Sports
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Our Evenings

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By Carolyn Kuebler Verified, Asha Thanki, Andres Neuman, Louise Erdrich
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Alan Hollinghurst. Random House, $30 (496p) ISBN 978-0-5932-4306-0 Booker winner Hollinghurst (The Line of Beauty) traces the divisions of post-Brexit London in this elegant tale of two men’s divergent paths across decades. Dave Win, an aging gay actor, fondly remembers Mark Hadlow, the philanthropist who sponsored his education, after Mark’s death at 94.
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Dear Dickhead

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By Virginie Despentes, Pedro Almodóvar, Carolyn Kuebler Verified, Asha Thanki
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Virginie Despentes, trans. from the French by Frank Wynne. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $28 (304p) ISBN 978-0-374-61161-3 A movie star and a disgruntled writer engage in an epic war of words in the brash and provocative latest from Despentes (Apocalypse Baby), set during the Covid-19 lockdown in France.
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We’re Not in Winesburg Anymore: On the Literature of the Small Town

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By Carolyn Kuebler Verified
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It’s disorienting, and also thrilling, when the novel you’ve been writing over the course of several years, a book you know better than anyone, goes out into the world to be compared and categorized. And it’s probably inevitable that if your book is set in a small town and takes on multiple perspectives it will be compared to Sherwood Anderson’s Winesburg, Ohio. It’s one of those books I’d always heard of but had no interest in reading.
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