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There aren’t a lot of surprises in Brooks Rexroat’s novel, Pine Gap. But sometimes a read that carries us across rough water to a gentle landing is just what we need.

I’ve read Matt Null’s “Allegheny Front” at least three times, and the nine stories always leave me in awe.

This is a novel for a winter’s night—or two or three.

It’s not often I recommend an audiobook as the way through a book. ... But “The Glass Castle” is an exception.

There’s a wide range of writers profiled in “Step into the Circle”—novelists and short story writers, essayists and poets. What lies at the root of all of their work is place.