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Herron's books grant us the pleasures of spy fiction even as they refuse the genre's underlying assumptions.
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It's a fitting conclusion to the career of one of the finest novelists of our time.
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Welcome back to the Goldberry Books newsletter! Before we share some of our favorite bookish things, we’d like to tell you about Withywindle, the new p…
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Dorian Stuber on J.L. Carr's wonderful novel about a WWI veteran who finds peace while restoring a fresco in the English countryside
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Earlier this week was dreary here in North Carolina, unseasonably cold and rainy, the last vestiges of winter refusing to retire. That (combined with t…
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She was a late-bloomer by most publishing standards but in the end, became one of the premier English novelists of the twentieth century.
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Plus, the book cover of the week and our favorite links from around the bookish web.
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Plus, the book cover of the week and our favorite links from around the bookish web
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Sam Sacks is a fiction critic for the Wall Street Journal and one of the most trustworthy taste-makers in the book world. In this interview he discusse…
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Before we begin, I just want to offer my thanks for all of the kind words we received about the first issue. Thanks for reading! One quick note: A few …
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A Brief Prologue It’s 2021 which means that, suddenly, we are all bombarded with email newsletters (many of them very good). It’s the golden age of ind…
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Welcome to the Goldberry Books newsletter. We’ll be sharing updates on our progress as we look to open the shop this fall, reflections on our favorite …
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