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Jennifer G Wilder

Jennifer G. Wilder is a freelance writer based in upstate New York. She holds an M.A. in Slavic Languages and Literatures from Berkeley and a B.A. from Yale. Her current project is a novel about nineteenth-century feminist Marietta Holley. She blogs at pulaskibrickhouse.blogspot.com

Books reviewed by Jennifer G Wilder

The Love Object (05/13/15)
The Lost Child (04/29/15)
Plague Land (03/18/15)
Us (01/21/15)
The Taste of Apple Seeds (03/05/14)
The Twistrose Key (01/08/14)
Into That Forest (10/16/13)
Give and Take (07/24/13)
Flora (06/05/13)
Maggot Moon (03/20/13)
The World Until Yesterday (01/23/13)
On the Origin of Tepees (08/22/12)
The Undertow (06/28/12)
A Greyhound of a Girl (05/02/12)
The Great Northern Express (04/04/12)
The Technologists (03/07/12)
The Quality of Mercy (02/01/12)
The Stranger's Child (11/17/11)
Luminous Airplanes (10/19/11)
The Butterfly Cabinet (09/21/11)
No Biking in the House Without a Helmet (06/15/11)
Pym (04/06/11)
Mr. Chartwell (02/16/11)
Travels in Siberia (11/03/10)
Skippy Dies (09/22/10)
This Must Be the Place (08/04/10)
Private Life (05/05/10)
The Mysterious Howling (04/07/10)
Remarkable Creatures (02/03/10)

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