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round 4, poll 23
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which cover do you like best?
The Maiden and Her Monster by Maddie Martinez
Last Day on Earth by eric puchner
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round 3, poll 39
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which cover do you like best?
Last Day on Earth by eric puchner
Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century by Kim Fu
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round 2, poll 112
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which cover do you like best?
Queer Vietnam: A History of Gender Transgression, 1920-1945*
Last Day on Earth by eric puchner
* by Richard Quang-Anh Tran
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round 1, poll 442
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which cover do you like best?
Last Day on Earth by eric puchner
Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge*
*by rainer maria rilke translated by edward snow
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Dream State Summary & Book Review: A Haunting Elegy for Love and a Fading World
What Happens When a Single Choice Rewrites the Future? There is a moment in life, often unremarkable at the time, where a single decision silently detonates the path you thought you were on. You take a left instead of a right, you speak instead of staying silent, you look at someone a beat too long—and the future rearranges itself. Eric Puchner’s Dream State is a monumental, slow-burning…
I finished reading Dream State by Eric Puchner and I don't understand this author's interest in vomit. Too much vomit. Lol.
Dream State: Strong start and then
I made a mistake in telling a few friends to read Eric Puchner’s Dream State when I was only a third of the way in. It’s such a strong start – evocative writing, a pulling theme (how does one major decision or one major event shape the rest of your life?), interesting characters. Set amid the present and near future of climate catastrophe to make the aging of the characters over the course of the…
AuthorRVA is a a series of author conversations at the Institute for Contemporary Art in Richmond Virginia, presented by Lit Hub senior edit
