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U.S. Authors Dominate Dylan Thomas Prize Shortlist

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By Rye Curtis, Catherine Lacey, Raven Leilani, Kate Russell
| Publishers Weekly Verified
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Michael Delgado - Young at Heart

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By Rye Curtis, Deepa Anappara
| Literary Review Verified
It’s often said that there are five stages of grief, from denial through to acceptance. The family at the centre of the first of these three debut novels, Dutch poet Marieke Lucas Rijneveld’s astoundingly accomplished The Discomfort of Evening, have stalled at stage one. The narrator, Jas, is a ten-year-old growing up on her family’s dairy farm in the rural Netherlands.
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Why We Should All Be Less Like Satan, More Like My Mom

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By Rye Curtis
| Literary Hub Verified
When I was a young child my mom decided she’d divorce my dad and live romantically with a woman who prepared and sold taxidermy and owned a coffee shop in town. This was in a little windy portion of the Texas Bible-belt. A good many people in small places like that don’t care for lesbians, or anything queer for that matter, particularly back then. And my mom was not quiet about it either; for a time we lived above the coffee shop, which also served as a popular hangout for the gay community.
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