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Bradley Sides

Bradley Sides is a writer and English instructor. He is a regular contributor to BookBrowse. His work appears in Electric Literature, Fiction Southeast, The Lit Pub, Literary Orphans, The Rumpus, Tupelo Quarterly, and elsewhere. He is working on his first collection of short stories.

Books reviewed by Bradley Sides

Goodbye Days (04/19/17)
Piecing Me Together (03/08/17)
History Is All You Left Me (02/01/17)
Books for Living (01/18/17)
All We Have Left (09/07/16)
The Memory Book (08/24/16)
If I Was Your Girl (06/22/16)
Flannery (06/01/16)
The Last Boy and Girl in the World (05/04/16)
Saving Montgomery Sole (04/20/16)
The Serpent King (03/16/16)
My Name is Not Friday (01/20/16)
A Step Toward Falling (11/18/15)
We Were Brothers (11/04/15)
Did You Ever Have A Family (10/07/15)
Best Boy (09/02/15)
More Happy Than Not (06/17/15)
The Miracle Girl (04/29/15)

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