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Dean Muscat

Dean Muscat is a freelance writer who lives on a hot and humid overpopulated speck of rock in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, more commonly known as Malta. Some of his favorite authors include William Faulkner, Angela Carter, and Neil Gaiman. He reviews books, dabbles in short fiction, and posts the occasional travel diary on his blog The Strange & Ordinary.

Books reviewed by Dean Muscat

How to Pronounce Knife (05/20/20)
The Lost Book of Adana Moreau (04/08/20)
Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line (03/04/20)
Follow Me to Ground (02/05/20)
Celestial Bodies (01/08/20)
The Water Dancer (10/02/19)
The World Doesn't Require You (10/02/19)
Inland (08/21/19)
Costalegre (07/31/19)
The Capital (06/19/19)
Once Upon a River (01/09/19)
The Melody (08/29/18)
Treeborne (07/11/18)
America Is Not the Heart (05/30/18)
West (05/02/18)
Circe (04/18/18)
The Driest Season (03/07/18)
Sadness Is a White Bird (02/21/18)
A State of Freedom (02/07/18)
The Immortalists (01/03/18)

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