Candace doesn't have time to worry about the growing global pandemic edging closer to New York City. She remains more interested in her job at a fledgling publisher, paying rent in the city, and her deteriorating love life. Eventually, though, she is forced to confront the apocalyptic situation all around her. But did she wait too long to leave?
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Candace doesn't have time to worry about the growing global pandemic edging closer to New York City. She remains more interested in her job at a fledgling publisher, paying rent in the city, and her deteriorating love life. Eventually, though, she is forced to confront the apocalyptic situation all around her. But did she wait too long to leave?
Two fathers whom the world would tell you have nothing in common are brought together in grief after losing their daughters to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Told in alternating voices, the unique narrative weaves together themes of loss, hope, peace, and the fundamental humanity of your cultural "enemy.
In this modern day dystopia, California has seceded from the nation and outlawed fake news thanks to the ardent work of librarians who archive every detail of the lives and words of citizens as part of the "true record." The story follows a buddy cop duo responsible for holding the public accountable for their untruths. What could possibly go wrong?
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Tim recommends "Severance" by Ling Ma
06/16/2020
Boulder Library
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Candace doesn't have time to worry about the growing global pandemic edging closer to New York City. She remains more interested in her job at a fledgling publisher, paying rent in the city, and her deteriorating love life. Eventually, though, she is forced to confront the apocalyptic situation all around her. But did she wait too long to leave?
Two fathers whom the world would tell you have nothing in common are brought together in grief after losing their daughters to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Told in alternating voices, the unique narrative weaves together themes of loss, hope, peace, and the fundamental humanity of your cultural "enemy.
In this modern day dystopia, California has seceded from the nation and outlawed fake news thanks to the ardent work of librarians who archive every detail of the lives and words of citizens as part of the "true record." The story follows a buddy cop duo responsible for holding the public accountable for their untruths. What could possibly go wrong?