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Kate Heartfield

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Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, November 8, 2024

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By Marguerite Sheffer, Christian Kracht, Daniel Bowles, Kate Heartfield
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The Man in the Banana Trees Share with friends: Permanent Link: Marguerite Sheffer won the Iowa Short Fiction Award for her inventive debut collection, The Man in the Banana Trees. Technology and art are major themes, and the 18 short stories here, half of which are flash length, incorporate speculative elements to explore how the past--and the dead--might persist.
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The Tapestry of Time

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By Kate Heartfield
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In the midst of war, love, heroism and the supernatural collide in this dazzling historical fantasy from International Bestselling Author Kate Heartfield. There's a tradition in the Sharp family that some possess the Second Sight. But is it superstition, or true psychic power? Kit Sharp is in Paris, where she is involved in a love affair with the stunning Evelyn Larsen, and working as an archivist, having inherited her historian father's fascination with the Bayeux Tapestry.
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The Nightward by R. S. A. Garcia

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By Joy Sanchez-Taylor, David Bowers-Mason, Emma Goldman-Sherman, Kate Heartfield
| Strange Horizons Magazine
“I feel threads, sisters. Threads connecting these events. Threads that dance me like a puppet.” This quote from R. S. A. Garcia’s new novel, The Nightward, perfectly captures its skilfully crafted, multifaceted science-fantasy world. I felt like I was being carefully guided towards an endgame I could not foresee, one that included multiple characters’ perspectives and epic scope. The novel begins in a fantasy setting with a culture similar to Garcia’s home of Trinidad and Tobago.
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