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Will Heath

Will Heath is a former high school English teacher and the co-owner of Books & Bao, a site dedicated to international literature. Will travels the world, both in real life and through the books he reads, but mostly splits his time between London and Tokyo. His favorite literature comes from Japan but he also has room in his heart for gothic and fantasy literature.

Books reviewed by Will Heath

Seeking Fortune Elsewhere (04/06/22)
The Wedding Party (01/19/22)
Love and Fury (07/14/21)
Genesis (05/05/21)
The Echo Wife (03/17/21)
A Thousand Ships (02/17/21)
Outlawed (01/20/21)
The Book of Lost Names (12/09/20)

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