Archive for the ‘Novels’ Category
Discovering Cuba with Margarita Engle
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on August 6, 2014
The Johnstown Flood
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on July 28, 2014
Johnstown and Juárez
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on July 22, 2014
The Dispossessed
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on July 21, 2014
I Lived on Butterfly Hill
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on July 9, 2014
‘Oh, to be a Moomin and to dance in the waves while the sun gets up!’
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on July 2, 2014
Story Snippets from March
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on April 3, 2014
2666: ‘He seemed less like a child than a strand of seaweed.’
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on March 6, 2014
2666: ‘The world is a strange and fascinating place, he thought.’
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on March 4, 2014
2666: ‘Ugh, said the critics…’
Posted by: Sally Ingraham on January 31, 2014
what we have here is a failure to communicate 