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Deborah Levy

Deborah Levy

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Deborah Levy Biography

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Sarah Bird

Sarah is the author of nine novels. The ninth, Above the East China Sea, was published in 2014. Sarah has been selected for the Barnes & Noble Discover Great Writers series; a Dobie-Paisano Fellowship; New York Public Library... (more)

If you enjoyed:
Hot Milk

Try:
The Flamenco Academy
by Sarah Bird
Mary Costello

Mary Costello grew up in Galway and now lives in Dublin. Her 2012 short-story collection, The China Factory, was nominated for the Guardian First Book Award and short-listed for an Irish Book Award. Her stories have been ... (more)

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Hot Milk

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Academy Street
by Mary Costello

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