X-Junk-Score: 0 [] X-KAS-Score: 0 [] Return-Path: Received: from m13.cloud.em.secureserver.net ([72.167.168.13] verified) by logan.com (CommuniGate Pro SMTP 6.4.0) with ESMTPS id 2236148 for books@logan.com; Wed, 26 Jul 2023 16:44:42 -0400 Received-SPF: pass receiver=logan.com; client-ip=72.167.168.13; envelope-from=spc_5866.378946.1.483843f96fe4ddc7318740b3e456d948@bounces.cloud.em.secureserver.net DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; s=jan10em; d=cloud.em.secureserver.net; h=Date:From:To:Message-ID:Subject:Mime-Version:Content-Type: Content-Transfer-Encoding:List-Unsubscribe; bh=CjIUw5M3w6+HSCy+BbphJxFI4T1fFuey8L5TuEyW+lI=; b=JsMLqaFqwbDX2RAYsih/k0EGhfsgRJ7/7YemintK0bfOE3ZKKW7nzuoO/n6abHK5arJeQ4k7oh+/ hAH+b5uJ76TyKhfWFWdVWFue32VNpUM1GiD3fdVRCMw/rxzP+Jl8IZHspn+t4cHv4Qr1DQC8jz6t 1PCjzzybzbjFW7OUf3VvfKYmtJWRnWeFOuIK2nNTYMB6SO8xer8Ip0bq/Ihdj41pTHqXCMRTu0m8 H4bkOjmywDqlJN+LSxKLO+JEL9TiEcUcsDXjVT44Ydg6f4Lmo4reIAGz6+FNHiI40tTJZGXp4lt6 xFRacAByuE29bIrLxmnNBZO5Uw5wQdOaffkoFA== Received: by m13.cloud.em.secureserver.net id ho62qi32vek1 for ; Wed, 26 Jul 2023 20:44:25 +0000 (envelope-from ) Return-Path: Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2023 20:44:24 +0000 From: Loganberry Books To: Harriett Logan Message-ID: <7b1.5866.4533.378946.1690404264.955269.1wC@ip-10-123-30-128.us-west-2.compute.internal.mail> Subject: Loganberry News August 2023 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="--==_mimepart_64c185a8e5175_7fe4c16205053" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Personalized-By: Temple X-Mimiaid: 378946-174889764-12604883769-4d1af48a0ad8068a7db5678aeb43627772c1e6de X-Member-ID: 12604883769 Feedback-ID: u3115454:m174889764:madmimi Precedence: bulk X-Sable-ID: spc_5866.378946.1.483843f96fe4ddc7318740b3e456d948 X-Report-Abuse: You can also report abuse here: https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/abuse/new?id=5866.378946.1.483843f96fe4ddc7318740b3e456d948 X-Virtual-MTA: m13 List-Unsubscribe: ----==_mimepart_64c185a8e5175_7fe4c16205053 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Loganberry News August 2023=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D __=0D =0D Let's do this month by the numbers:=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D 1: Annex Gallery opening=0D =0D 4: National Book Launches!!!!=0D =0D 5: Book Discussion group meetings=0D =0D 5: Off-site author events=0D =0D 6: Monarch butterfly chrysalides ready to eclose=0D =0D 7: Rust Belt Poets reading=0D =0D 8: _Stages of Translation_ ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?i= d=3D378946.13692.1.c1f140375fd0b4b543c31211038fba54 )=0D =0D 9: Staff Recommendations of great works in translation by women to explor= e=0D =0D 15: _Cleveland Noir_ ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D37= 8946.13693.1.ff75a43d205250f3d30ce26ec01790bb ) contributors (including 3= current/past Loganberry staff!)=0D =0D 20: Authors at our Author Alley Fiction event=0D =0D 20: Years at this old garage on Larchmere (check out archival photos in t= he store or on social media)=0D =0D 20,000: Thank-Yous for keeping us going!=0D =0D Visiting Authors=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D National Book Launch=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Daniel Kraus: _Whalefall: A Novel_ ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.ne= t/c/5866?id=3D378946.13694.1.9b17941596d8f0cd2153eec1ddb11f11 ) in conver= sation with Dan Chaon**=0D =0D Tuesday, August 8, 7pm=0D =0D _~at Beachwood Public Library~_=0D =0D Along with Cuyahoga Co. Public Library, we're excited to co-host the nati= onal launch of _New York Times_-bestselling author Daniel Kraus' one-of-a= -kind (and scientifically accurate!) thriller, _Whalefall_ ( https://emai= l.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13695.1.684783237832bb1b20fc50= 04a9ea0d25 )! Daniel will appear in conversation with acclaimed author **= Dan Chaon ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13696.= 1.e1e7391f89bf2db49a0153620429fdb3 )** for an evening of thrilling writin= g and the latest whale science.=0D =0D **Preorder a signed copy here! ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/58= 66?id=3D378946.13778.1.95b7bcb44a943f4485a639440ad33580 )**=0D =0D Jay Gardiner has given himself a fool=E2=80=99s errand=E2=80=94to find th= e remains of his deceased father in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Mo= nastery Beach. Out at sea, Jay is caught in a giant squid=E2=80=99s tenta= cles and swallowed by a sperm whale. He quickly realizes he has only one = hour before his oxygen tanks run out=E2=80=94one hour to defeat his demon= s and escape the belly of a whale.=0D =0D **Daniel Kraus ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.1= 3698.1.17443d5d818b0861da2d4060dbb98ad7 )** is the _New York Times_-bests= elling author of more than a dozen novels and graphic novels. He coauthor= ed _The Living Dead_ with George A. Romero and _The Shape of Water_ with = Guillermo del Toro. Also with del Toro, Kraus coauthored Trollhunters, wh= ich was adapted into the Emmy-winning Netflix series. His work has been t= ranslated into over twenty languages. Daniel lives with his wife in Chica= go.=0D =0D **Held at Cuyahoga County Public Library - Beachwood Branch (25501 Shaker= Blvd.) Attendance is free, but RSVPs are requested here ( https://email.= cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13699.1.d05f0c492f6dbed584704b3f= 6615ba45 ).**=0D =0D Broadsides & Ephemera=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Rust Belt City Tour: Septet of Poets**=0D =0D Wednesday, August 9, 7pm=0D =0D _~in-store~_=0D =0D Join us for a very special evening of not one, not two, but SEVEN poets f= rom across the region! We'll hear work from:=0D =0D **Angel James** : _Becoming Friends With Chaos_, a collection of works in= spired by the life and music of Bob Dylan, is her first book of poetry.=0D= =0D **Felicia Krol** is a Michigan-based writer and educator. She works as a = Writer-in-Residence with Detroit's InsideOut Literary Arts Project.=0D =0D **Jason Storms** is a writer, musician, and critic living in Detroit by w= ay of Interlochen. He is a graduate of the Warren Wilson MFA Program for = Writers.=0D =0D **Jonie McIntire ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946= =2E13700.1.f2c7e27817c77c626c8dc102ccdbde4f )** is the first female Poet La= ureate of Lucas County, Ohio and poetry editor at _Of Rust and Glass._ Sh= e hosts a monthly reading series called Uncloistered Poetry from Toledo, = Ohio.=0D =0D **Karen Schubert,** a graduate of the Northeast Ohio MFA, grew up in Buff= alo and lives in Youngstown. She's the author of _The Compost Reader_ and= five chapbooks, and is founding director of LitYoungstown.=0D =0D **Mitch James ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13= 701.1.97433bd52aa614e86b73476d0b634f09 )** is a Professor of Composition = and Literature at Lakeland Community College in Kirtland, OH and the Mana= ging Editor at _Great Lakes Review._=0D =0D **Paul Trombley** was born, raised and lives in Detroit, Michigan. He ear= ned a BA in English from the University of Detroit.=0D =0D National Book Launch=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Laura Meckler: _Dream Town: Shaker Heights & the Quest for Racial Equit= y ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13702.1.c9bdc0= 5954a1aa852b71d3fcaedf269e )_**=0D =0D Tuesday, August 22, 2023, 7pm=0D =0D _~in-store~_=0D =0D Come celebrate with _Washington Post_ journalist (and Shaker Heights-rais= ed!) Laura Meckler! She's coming to Loganberry to launch _Dream Town_ ( h= ttps://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13703.1.8d3d6220415= 2e98b996806791a2b2d85 ), her much-anticipated exploration of Shaker Heigh= ts' complex history of racial equity.=0D =0D **Preorder a signed copy here!** ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/= 5866?id=3D378946.13704.1.9954be19e359fa3f738c3b4a1c4d30c6 )=0D =0D In the late 1950s, Shaker Heights became a national model for housing int= egration. And beginning in the seventies, it was known as a crown jewel i= n the national move to racially integrate schools. The school district bu= ilt a national reputation for academic excellence and diversity, serving = as a model for how white and Black Americans can not just coexist but thr= ive together.=0D =0D _Dream Town ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.1370= 5.1.a30f4c2022b6fc4e8c697e68c15cd43e )_ asks: Can a group of well-intenti= oned people fulfill the promise of racial integration in America? What do= es success look like and has Shaker achieved it? What are Black Americans= asked to sacrifice and what will white people have to give up? The resul= t is a complex portrait of a place that, while never perfect, has achieve= d more than most, and a road map for communities that seek to do the same= =2E=0D =0D Book Talk=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Laura Meckler in conversation with Paul Mason: _Dream Town_ ( https://e= mail.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13706.1.17748e01a797c68b3c1= 5df3a7c3d193e )**=0D =0D Saturday, August 26, 2pm=0D =0D **_Held at Shaker Library - Main Branch (16500 Van Aken Blvd, Shaker Heig= hts)_**=0D =0D Laura Meckler (Shaker Heights Class of 1986) will be discussing new book,= _Dream Town_, in conversation with fellow journalist Paul Mason (Shaker = Heights Class of 1963), son of Ludlow Community Association pioneer Bever= ly Mason.=0D =0D Free and open to all; Loganberry will be present selling books for signin= g. Cosponsored by the Shaker Historical Society.=0D =0D Local Authors=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D National Book Launch=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **_Cleveland Noir ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D37894= 6.13707.1.69a6778282fe9a13085bd6e24db03a57 )_ edited by Miesha W. Wilson = and Michael Ruhlman**=0D =0D Tuesday, August 1, 7pm=0D =0D _~in-store~_=0D =0D Finally, the Akashic Noir series comes to Cleveland! ( https://email.clou= d.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13708.1.bfeeb1451545682b54bce446c665= 8bcc ) =E2=80=9CCleveland is a working-class town, though its great insti= tutions were founded by twentieth-century robber barons and magnates . . = =2E It=E2=80=99s this mix of the wealthy and the working class that makes t= his city=E2=80=94an urban center of brick and girders surrounded by verda= nt suburbs=E2=80=94a perfect backdrop for lawlessness" (from the introduc= tion by editors Miesha Wilson Headen and Michael Ruhlman).=0D =0D For the launch of this book, hosted by editors Miesha Headen and Michael = Ruhlman and several of the book's authors, we will entertain in game-show= style. Come spin the wheel to learn what setting, weapon, inspiration or= deep dirty secret each contributing writer has for their contribution.=0D= =0D **Preorder your copy here!** ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866= ?id=3D378946.13709.1.ee1ec479b2e3ea5fbd5b5d82bb605b87 )=0D =0D Authors include: J.D. Belcher, Jill Bialosky, Sam Conrad, Angela Crook, A= lex DiFrancesco, Mary Grimm, Miesha Wilson Headen, Paula McLain, Dana McS= wain, Susan Petrone, D.M. Pulley, Michael Ruhlman, Daniel Stashower, Thri= ty Umrigar, and Abby L. Vandiver.=0D =0D **PLUS:** **Noir at the Bar on August 31 ( https://email.cloud.secureclic= k.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13710.1.187f111809a1508636a5875a5ded8573 )** is = a dinner-theater style celebration of Cleevalnd Noir hosted at The Music = Box! Authors will be live, and Loganberry will be selling books. More det= ails and reservations available here. ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.n= et/c/5866?id=3D378946.13711.1.f4a4a254b110afb14ba420f23e52ba86 )=0D =0D Book Launch=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Matthew Rarey: _Insignificant Things: Amulets and the Art of Survival i= n the Early Black Atlantic_ ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?= id=3D378946.13712.1.6661b44f412b4acda95b98c25c3da4f8 )**=0D =0D Wednesday, August 2, 6pm=0D =0D **_~At ATNSC ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.137= 13.1.4e40d418baec1ac8b4fadf95a52e8f3a ) - 11808 Cromwell Avenue in Clevel= and~_**=0D =0D Please join us for a special event with our neighbors at ATNSC!=0D =0D In his new book _Insignificant Things_ ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.= net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13714.1.094a23cfc0286eb6535acc4965a15734 ) Matthew= Francis Rarey traces the history of the African-associated amulets carri= ed in the Black Atlantic world from the 17th to 19th centuries. These amu= let pouches, commonly known as =E2=80=9Cmandingas,=E2=80=9D were used acr= oss Africa, Brazil, and Portugal and contained myriad objects, from herbs= and Islamic prayers to shells and coins. Rarey shows how mandingas funct= ioned as portable archives of their makers=E2=80=99 experiences of enslav= ement, displacement, and diaspora.=0D =0D **Matthew Francis Rarey** is Associate Professor of African and Black Atl= antic Art History at Oberlin College. A lifelong resident of the Midwest,= he is a fifth-generation Ohioan.=0D =0D **ATNSC: Center for Healing + Creative Leadership ( https://email.cloud.s= ecureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13715.1.d407923cb81b5661393f492ad613300= 7 )** is an interdisciplinary, socially engaged, urban retreat, residency= , research and exhibition space located in the Buckeye-Shaker neighborhoo= d of Cleveland, Ohio. .=0D =0D **Author Alley**=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Fiction**=0D =0D Saturday, August 12, 12-4:30pm=0D =0D _~Second Saturdays, June-September~_=0D =0D From realistic fiction that seems like it could take place next door to s= ci-fi set in the furthest galaxies, this month's Author Alley gathering h= ighlights novelists and story writers in a range of genres.=0D =0D Stop by the Alley to meet Tony Marini, Kathryn Church, Vivien Chien, Andr= ew Mcmillan, Michael J Jordan, Brooke Bobincheck, Dominique King, Destiny= D Hawkins, Armani G Borden, Matt Marshall, Jordan D King, Joseph Sierack= i, LB Huckleberry, Vanessa Poulson, David A. Edmonds, Daniel Arman, Eryka= Parker, Victoria C. Perkins, Gary W. Beckley, Julia Tvardovskaya, and mo= re!=0D =0D On Saturday, September 9, Children's and Illustrated book authors will cl= ose out this year's Author Alley series. **Click here for this summer's f= ull Author Alley schedule. ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?i= d=3D378946.13716.1.e98509f0623879080806046be2a0f9ee )**=0D =0D Book Clubs & Discussion Groups=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D For the Thrill of Lit=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **_Clark and Division_ by Naomi Hirahara ( https://email.cloud.secureclic= k.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13717.1.0fc33df91ee81c83788e136fd33b7cb3 )**=0D =0D Thursday, August 17, 7pm=0D =0D _~in-store and online~_=0D =0D For the Thrill of Lit is Loganberry's book club for lovers of suspense, m= ystery, thriller, and horror! It meets bi-monthly on the third Thursday o= f the month in rotation with Queer Book Club, both in-store and via Zoom.= =0D =0D August's pick is **_Clark and Division_ by Naomi Hirahara ( https://email= =2Ecloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13718.1.fef9c0b6117194f7977baa2= 37c725160 )**, in which Aki searches for the truth behind her sister's my= sterious death in Chicago in 1944, while confronting the struggles of her= Japanese American family post release from mass incarceration during Wor= ld War II.=0D =0D **Click here to buy a copy of the book for 10% off. ( https://email.cloud= =2Esecureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13719.1.973254c9001dde35e81b316999410= ecb )**=0D =0D Join us in-store or click here to join on Zoom ( https://email.cloud.secu= reclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13720.1.1994084c669bab2d12fcf09aaeac058e )= =2E=0D =0D UP NEXT:=0D =0D **August 17 - Queer Book Club** : _Ander & Santi Were Here_ by Jonny Garz= a Villa ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13721.1.= 0c3e925c544252cbc7bd2762602800a2 )=0D =0D Naturalist's Notebook=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **_All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis_= edited by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson ( https://e= mail.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13722.1.3b62b2db55f90ebedb9= f165c8b748f13 )**=0D =0D Sunday, August 20, 1pm=0D =0D _~at Shaker Lakes Nature Center ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5= 866?id=3D378946.13723.1.3b6914ae0fd642eecab977fb106c77c8 ), 2600 S Park B= lvd, and online_~=0D =0D _All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis ( h= ttps://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13724.1.f531b5dc120= 218b7817c5c76238b2ad2 )_ edited by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine = K. Wilkinson is a collection of essays by women in the forefront of clima= te activism from around the world, across generations and from multiple p= erspectives to include scientists, farmers, lawyers, poets etc. This is a= book about our future that leaves you with a touch of hope.=0D =0D **This will be a hybrid event. Free to attend online or in person but reg= istration is required here. ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?= id=3D378946.13725.1.4cbe989c69311c95e66f1248b4131cea )**=0D =0D Buy a copy of the book for 10% off from Loganberry here. ( https://email.= cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13726.1.608a037c20a7c4dfb7d7fe3f= 6bbb0b0f )=0D =0D Murmurations Yoga Book Club=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Nedra Glover Tawweb: _Set Boundaries, Find Peace_ ( https://email.cloud= =2Esecureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13727.1.1677def3a05a3c398aea697853591= 54e )**=0D =0D Friday, August 25th, 6pm=0D =0D _~in-person at Abide: 13001 Larchmere Blvd~_=0D =0D Our neighbors at Abide Yoga ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?= id=3D378946.13728.1.6424de665163c141610a7744b8157844 ) (2 doors down from= us on Larchmere) host Murmurations, a monthly hybrid yoga class and book= club, and we offer participants 10% off featured titles!=0D =0D In a relatable and inclusive tone,this month's book, _Set Boundaries, Fin= d Peace_ by Nedra Glover Tawweb ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5= 866?id=3D378946.13729.1.90c0379d431756e8e3157e2700c52d77 ) presents simpl= e-yet-powerful ways to establish healthy boundaries in all aspects of lif= e.=0D =0D To register for the book club and yoga class click here. ( https://email.= cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13779.1.31b297ef8c0ad72bd9118561= 81a8cddd )=0D =0D **To order a copy of the book from Loganberry for mailing or store pickup= for 10% off, click here. ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id= =3D378946.13731.1.e7bc64f0d5ca48cf66208f41b3357424 )**=0D =0D Community Arts & Culture=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D Annex Gallery=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Bahar Ghasemi: Spring Art Studio**=0D =0D August 3-September 3, 2023=0D =0D **Opening reception on Thursday, August 3, 6-8pm**=0D =0D Join us for the opening of our July art exhibition, featuring the work of= local artist Bahar Ghasemi of Spring Art Studio!=0D =0D Based in Cleveland, Bahar Ghasemi creates whimsical and beautiful ceramic= art to delight all ages.=0D =0D NOBS Forum=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Dan Freidus: Expat Cookbooks**=0D =0D Thursday, August 24, 7pm=0D =0D _~in-store and online~_=0D =0D NOBS member Dan Freidus has been collecting cookbooks for his entire adul= t life. He stumbled into collecting expat cookbooks when he found a commu= nity cookbook from an Episcopal church in Cairo, Egypt. Dan=E2=80=99s col= lection now numbers about 1,000 expat cookbooks from dozens of countries = going back to before 1920. Join us to learn about Dan=E2=80=99s unique co= llection!=0D =0D Join in-person at Loganberry or on Zoom here. ( https://email.cloud.secur= eclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13732.1.9738629cfe6afe1ef25e92f2e4cdf96b )=0D= =0D Meeting ID: 880 2442 0013=0D =0D Passcode: 907804=0D =0D Save the Date=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D **Lit Cleveland Inkubator ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id= =3D378946.13733.1.916fbf580f05e683ff4e426d23fb18ba )**=0D =0D September 18-23, 2023=0D =0D _~annual~_=0D =0D Mark you calendar for the biggest literary event of the Cleveland year, a= nd one of the largest free writing festivals in the country: Inkubator, L= it Cleveland's ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.1= 3734.1.abc3eb28ac9b576dc5b1a356ebc8e64c ) free literary festival, part of= Cleveland Book Week.=0D =0D We'll be there, as will be amazing writers from around the country. 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( https://email.cloud.secu= reclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13760.1.0d0504da78b20d121d62097b3f2e823c )= \*\*=0D =0D Read along with our booksellers for Women in Translation Month!=0D =3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=0D =0D _ **Click any title below to purchase a book for mailing or in-store pick= up!** _=0D =0D **Harriett recommends _On Lighthouses_ by Jazmina Barrera, translated fro= m Spanish by Christina MacSweeney: ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/= c/5866?id=3D378946.13761.1.920618c2d8e1a080b74fc165fde5322e )**"This beau= tiful slim volume is a travelogue, meditation, literary history, and poet= ry all in one. And like the famous lighthouses it discusses and dissects,= it is a narrative that at its heart is quiet, somber, majestic, transcen= dent, and sturdy in a storm. And it's in translation? Yes, yes it is."=0D= =0D **Cat recommends _Tender is the Flesh_ by Agustina Bazterrica, translated= from Spanish by Sarah Moses: ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/586= 6?id=3D378946.13762.1.93ee41aed114e219dd0d07fdde0f1973 )**"This dystopian= novel is set in a society in which animal meat is no longer edible, caus= ing the legalization of cannibalism. We follow the protagonist of the sto= ry as he suffers a moral crisis about eating human flesh while also exper= iencing obstacles within his job and marriage. The balance of horror stor= y and what feels like a 'slice of life' novel is fascinating, as is the e= xploration of how society dehumanizes others for financial gain and 'surv= ival.' "=0D =0D **J.D. recommends _The Elegance of the Hedgehog_ by Muriel Barbery, trans= lated from French by Ali Anderson: ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/= c/5866?id=3D378946.13763.1.307c8a84af12235b578140a001bb69a8 )**"This nove= l, translated from French into more than 40 languages, centers on Ren=C3=A9= e Michel, a brilliant autodidact concierge surrounded by bourgeois tenant= s in an apartment building on the luxurious Rue de Grenelle in Paris. It = cleverly exposes the subtle complexities and boundaries of privileged soc= iety by intertwining her relationships with building residents, including= a subtle romance with a Japanese businessman and a friendship with a lon= ely 12-year-old girl."=0D =0D **Julie recommends _The Copenhagen Trilogy: Childhood; Youth; Dependency_= by Tove Ditlevsen, translated from Danish by Tiina Nunnally: ( https://e= mail.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13764.1.0dc95412d17b755c89a= 84aaf7010b43f )**"This book, which can be bought in one volume or three, = is wonderful. I found Tove's life to be endlessly fascinating and yet rel= atable. Interesting memoirs are something I love and this definitely fit = the category."=0D =0D _\*Sarah recommends _The Wall_ by Marlen Haushofer, translated from Germa= n by Shaun Whiteside:\* ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D= 378946.13765.1.b9749d3c8ebe8bce8651d78b52b866de )_ "This is a classic dys= topia survivalist page turner. I=E2=80=99m not giving anything away by sa= ying it=E2=80=99s about a woman who wakes up in the Austrian mountains to= find an invisible wall has come down, cutting her off from the world. Wr= itten in 1963, it is still relevant and unforgettable."=0D =0D **Devon recommends _Tentacle_ by Rita Indiana, translated from Spanish by= Achy Obejas ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.137= 66.1.8304cdbff76337bc3621883bba286375 ):**"This is a strange, time-bendin= g novel follows a former sex worker trying to save up enough money for hi= s transition. It is set in the Dominican Republic of a climate disaster-r= idden world; and our main character, Acilde, finds himself in a position = to possibly save the Earth!"=0D =0D **Toni recommends _Trinity, Trinity, Trinity_ by Erika Kobayashi, transla= ted from Japanese by Brian Bergstrom ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.ne= t/c/5866?id=3D378946.13767.1.c7ad16920a850726324dc1d869a5353e )**=0D =0D "In this summer of _Oppenheimer_, I am recommending a strange and resonan= t Japanese novel that examines the fallout of the nuclear age in Japan (w= hich in its way began with the Trinity test in Los Alamos). In this story= of speculative fiction and female family connections, it's nine years af= ter the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster. Japan is preparin= g for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and an unnamed narrator wakes up unable to = recall her past. Across the country, the elderly begin to hear voices ema= nating from black stones, symptom of a disease called =E2=80=9CTrinity.=E2= =80=9D=0D =0D **Elisabeth recommends _Cold Nights of Childhood_ by Tezer =C3=96zl=C3=BC= , translated from Turkish by Maureen Freeley ( https://email.cloud.secure= click.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.13768.1.fed7890c69a3cb7bada0aeca374a10c7 )**= : "I've long been fascinated by Turkish fiction, but have encountered lit= tle of it by women. This slim novella with its slice of life recollection= s of girlhood is a lovely read and helps correct the balance if the only = Turkish writer you know is Orhan Pamuk!"=0D =0D **Wendy recommends _Cursed Bunny_ by Bora Chung, translated from Korean b= y Anton Hur ( https://email.cloud.secureclick.net/c/5866?id=3D378946.1378= 0.1.a28ea425bfb021a3e4ecb2d741abe4d9 )**: "Shortlisted for the Internatio= nal Booker Prize, Bora Chung's stories read like fables, but tackle theme= s of patriarchy, capitalism, and technology with a blend of horror, humor= , and pathos. Not for the faint of heart (or stomach)!"=0D =0D **Thanks for reading,**=0D =0D **Harriett & all the Loganberries**=0D =0D =E2=96=AA=C2=A0 **Open Mon-Wed & Fri: 10-6, Thurs: 10am-8:30, _Summer Sa= turdays are back! 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Let's do this month by the numbers:

1: Annex Gallery opening
4: Nati= onal Book Launches!!!!
5: Book Discussion group meetings
5: Off= -site author events
6: Monarch butterfly chrysalides ready to eclose=
7: Rust Belt Poets reading
8: Stages of Translation
9: Sta= ff Recommendations of great works in translation by women to explore
= 15: Cleve= land Noir contributors (including 3 current/past Loganberry staf= f!)
20: Authors at our Author Alley Fiction event
20: Years at = this old garage on Larchmere (check out archival photos in the store or o= n social media)
20,000: Thank-Yous for keeping us going!

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Visiting Authors

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National Book Launch

Daniel Kraus: Whalefall: A Novel in con= versation with Dan Chaon
Tuesday, August 8, 7pm
~at Beachwood Public Library~
Along= with Cuyahoga Co. Public Library, we're excited to co-host the national = launch of New York Times-bestselli= ng author Daniel Kraus' one-of-a-kind (and scientifically accurate!) thri= ller, Whal= efall! Daniel will appear in conversation with acclaimed author = Dan Cha= on for an evening of thrilling writing and the latest whale = science.

Preo= rder a signed copy here!

Jay Gardiner has given himself a fool=E2=80= =99s errand=E2=80=94to find the remains of his deceased father in the Pac= ific Ocean off the coast of Monastery Beach. Out at sea, Jay is caught in= a giant squid=E2=80=99s tentacles and swallowed by a sperm whale. He qui= ckly realizes he has only one hour before his oxygen tanks run out=E2=80=94= one hour to defeat his demons and escape the belly of a whale.

Daniel Kraus is the New York Times-bestsellin= g author of more than a dozen novels and graphic novels. He coauthored The Living Dead with George A. Romer= o and The Shape of Water with Guil= lermo del Toro. Also with del Toro, Kraus coauthored Trollhunters, which = was adapted into the Emmy-winning Netflix series. His work has been trans= lated into over twenty languages. Daniel lives with his wife in Chicago.<= /p>

Held at Cuyahoga County Public Library - B= eachwood Branch (25501 Shaker Blvd.) Attendance is free, but RSVPs are re= quested here.
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Rust Belt City Tour: Sep= tet of Poets
Wednesday, August 9, 7pm
~in-store~
Join us for a very special evening= of not one, not two, but SEVEN poets from across the region! We'll hear = work from:

Angel James : Becoming Friends With Chaos, a collection = of works inspired by the life and music of Bob Dylan, is her first book o= f poetry.

Felicia Krol is a Michi= gan-based writer and educator. She works as a Writer-in-Residence with De= troit's InsideOut Literary Arts Project.

J= ason Storms is a writer, musician, and critic living in Detroit = by way of Interlochen. He is a graduate of the Warren Wilson MFA Program = for Writers.

= Jonie McIntire is the first female Poet Laureate of Lucas Co= unty, Ohio and poetry editor at Of Rust= and Glass. She hosts a monthly reading series called Uncloistered P= oetry from Toledo, Ohio.

Karen Schubert, a graduate of the Northeast Ohio MFA, grew up in Buffalo and live= s in Youngstown. She's the author of Th= e Compost Reader and five chapbooks, and is founding director of Lit= Youngstown.

M= itch James is a Professor of Composition and Literature at L= akeland Community College in Kirtland, OH and the Managing Editor at Great Lakes Review.

Paul Trombley was born, raised and lives in Detroit= , Michigan. He earned a BA in English from the University of Detroit.

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National Book Launch

Laura M= eckler: Dream Town: Shaker Heights & the Quest for Racial Eq= uity
Tuesday, August 22, 2023, 7pm
~in-store~
Come celebrate with Washington Post journalist (and Shaker Heights= -raised!) Laura Meckler! She's coming to Loganberry to launch Dream Town, h= er much-anticipated exploration of Shaker Heights' complex history of rac= ial equity.

P= reorder a signed copy here!

In the late 1950s, Shaker Heights beca= me a national model for housing integration. And beginning in the seventi= es, it was known as a crown jewel in the national move to racially integr= ate schools. The school district built a national reputation for academic= excellence and diversity, serving as a model for how white and Black Ame= ricans can not just coexist but thrive together.

Dream Town asks: Can a group of= well-intentioned people fulfill the promise of racial integration in Ame= rica? What does success look like and has Shaker achieved it? What are Bl= ack Americans asked to sacrifice and what will white people have to give = up? The result is a complex portrait of a place that, while never perfect= , has achieved more than most, and a road map for communities that seek t= o do the same.

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Book Talk

Laura Meckler in conversation with Paul Mason: Dream Town
Saturday, August 26, 2pm
Held at Shaker Library - Main Branch (16500 Van Aken Blvd, Sh= aker Heights)
Laura Meckler (Shaker Heights Class of 1= 986) will be discussing new book, Dream= Town, in conversation with fellow journalist Paul Mason (Shaker Hei= ghts Class of 1963), son of Ludlow Community Association pioneer Beverly = Mason.

Free and open to all; Loganberry will be present selling books for signi= ng. Cosponsored by the Shaker Historical Society.
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National Book Launch

Clevel= and Noir edited by Miesha W. Wilson and Michael Ruhlman=
Tuesday, August 1, 7pm
~in-s= tore~
Finally, the Akashic Noir series comes to Cleveland! =E2=80=9CCleveland is a working-class town, = though its great institutions were founded by twentieth-century robber ba= rons and magnates . . . It=E2=80=99s this mix of the wealthy and the work= ing class that makes this city=E2=80=94an urban center of brick and girde= rs surrounded by verdant suburbs=E2=80=94a perfect backdrop for lawlessne= ss" (from the introduction by editors Miesha Wilson Headen and Michael Ru= hlman).

Preorder you= r copy here!

Authors include: J.D. Belcher, Jill Bialosky, Sam Con= rad, Angela Crook, Alex DiFrancesco, Mary Grimm, Miesha Wilson Headen, Pa= ula McLain, Dana McSwain, Susan Petrone, D.M. Pulley, Michael Ruhlman, Da= niel Stashower, Thrity Umrigar, and Abby L. Vandiver.

PLUS: Noir at the Bar on August 31 is a dinner= -theater style celebration of Cleevalnd Noir hosted at The Music Box! Aut= hors will be live, and Loganberry will be selling books. More details and= reservations available here.
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Book Launch

Matthew Rarey: Insignificant Things: Amulets and the Ar= t of Survival in the Early Black Atlantic
Wednesda= y, August 2, 6pm
~At A= TNSC - 11808 Cromwell Avenue in Cleveland~
Please = join us for a special event with our neighbors at ATNSC!

In his new book Insignificant Th= ings Matthew Francis Rarey traces the history of the African-ass= ociated amulets carried in the Black Atlantic world from the 17th to 19th= centuries. These amulet pouches, commonly known as =E2=80=9Cmandingas,=E2= =80=9D were used across Africa, Brazil, and Portugal and contained myriad= objects, from herbs and Islamic prayers to shells and coins. Rarey shows= how mandingas functioned as portable archives of their makers=E2=80=99 e= xperiences of enslavement, displacement, and diaspora.

Matthew Francis Rarey is Associate Professor of Afr= ican and Black Atlantic Art History at Oberlin College. A lifelong reside= nt of the Midwest, he is a fifth-generation Ohioan.

ATNSC: Center for Healing + Creati= ve Leadership is an interdisciplinary, socially engaged, urb= an retreat, residency, research and exhibition space located in the Bucke= ye-Shaker neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. .
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Author Alley

Fiction=
Saturday, August 12, 12-4:30pm
~Second Saturdays, June-September~
From realistic f= iction that seems like it could take place next door to sci-fi set in the= furthest galaxies, this month's Author Alley gathering highlights noveli= sts and story writers in a range of genres.

Stop by the Alley to meet Tony Marin= i, Kathryn Church, Vivien Chien, Andrew Mcmillan, Michael J Jordan, Brook= e Bobincheck, Dominique King, Destiny D Hawkins, Armani G Borden, Matt Ma= rshall, Jordan D King, Joseph Sieracki, LB Huckleberry, Vanessa Poulson, = David A. Edmonds, Daniel Arman, Eryka Parker, Victoria C. Perkins, Gary W= =2E Beckley, Julia Tvardovskaya, and more!

On Saturday, September 9, Children's a= nd Illustrated book authors will close out this year's Author Alley serie= s. Clic= k here for this summer's full Author Alley schedule.

Book Clubs & Discu= ssion Groups

For the = Thrill of Lit

= Clark and Division by Naomi Hirahara
Thursday, August 17, 7pm
~in-store and online~
For the Th= rill of Lit is Loganberry's book club for lovers of suspense, mystery, th= riller, and horror! It meets bi-monthly on the third Thursday of the mont= h in rotation with Queer Book Club, both in-store and via Zoom.

August's pick i= s Clark and Division b= y Naomi Hirahara, in which Aki searches for the truth behind= her sister's mysterious death in Chicago in 1944, while confronting the = struggles of her Japanese American family post release from mass incarcer= ation during World War II.

Click here to buy a copy of the book for 10% off.

Jo= in us in-store or click here to join on Zoom= .

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August 17 - Queer Book= Club: Ander & Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza Villa
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Nat= uralist's Notebook

All We Can Sa= ve: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis edited by A= yana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson
Sunda= y, August 20, 1pm
~at Shaker Lakes Nature Center, 2600 S Park Blvd, and on= line~
All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisi= s edited by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson i= s a collection of essays by women in the forefront of climate activism fr= om around the world, across generations and from multiple perspectives to= include scientists, farmers, lawyers, poets etc. This is a book about ou= r future that leaves you with a touch of hope.

This will be a hybrid event. Free to attend online or in person but = registration is required here.<= /p>

Buy a = copy of the book for 10% off from Loganberry = here.
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Murmurations Yoga Book Club

Nedra Glover Tawweb: Set Boundaries, Find Peace<= /em>
Friday, August 25th, 6pm
~in-person at Abide: 13001 Larchmere Blvd~
Our n= eighbors at Abide Yoga (2 doors down fro= m us on Larchmere) host Murmurations, a monthly hybrid yoga class and boo= k club, and we offer participants 10% off featured titles!

In a relatable and in= clusive tone,this month's book, Set Boundaries, Find Peace by Nedra Glover Taw= web presents simple-yet-powerful ways to establish healthy boundaries= in all aspects of life.

To register for the book = club and yoga class click here.

To ord= er a copy of the book from Loganberry for mailing or store pickup for 10%= off, click here.

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Annex Gallery

Bahar Ghasemi: Spring= Art Studio
August 3-September 3, 2023
Opening reception on Thursday, August 3, 6-8pm
Join us for the opening of our July art exhibition, featuring th= e work of local artist Bahar Ghasemi of Spring Art Studio!

Based in Cleveland, B= ahar Ghasemi creates whimsical and beautiful ceramic art to delight all a= ges.
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NOBS Forum

Dan = Freidus: Expat Cookbooks
Thursday, August 24, 7pm
~in-store and online~
NOBS member= Dan Freidus has been collecting cookbooks for his entire adult life. He = stumbled into collecting expat cookbooks when he found a community cookbo= ok from an Episcopal church in Cairo, Egypt. Dan=E2=80=99s collection now= numbers about 1,000 expat cookbooks from dozens of countries going back = to before 1920. Join us to learn about Dan=E2=80=99s unique collection!

Join in= -person at Loganberry or on Zoom here.

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Passcode: 907804

Save the Date

Lit Cleveland Inkubator
September 18-23, 2= 023
~annual~
Mark you ca= lendar for the biggest literary event of the Cleveland year, and one of t= he largest free writing festivals in the country: Inkubator, Lit Cleveland's free literary festival, part of Clev= eland Book Week.

We'll be there, as will be amazing writers from around the cou= ntry. More information here and coming s= oon!

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Sales, Speci= als, and FYIs
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On Sale This Month

During the month of August, = we're featuring at 20% off all ficti= on in translation! No matter the language it was originally writ= ten in, no matter whether it's horror, mystery, romance, or autofiction--= if it's translated from another language and it's fiction in the LitArts = room, it's on sale all through August!
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Collectible Books for Any Budget!

Our collectible book recomme= ndation for this month is a signed c= opy of The Eight Stages of Translation by Robert Bly, which includes the essay "The Eight Stages of Translation" and 10= poems in 7 different languages, each presented in their original and wit= h Bly's translation, showing how both the original and the work in transl= ation are works of art.

Browse our ever-expanding collectible listings here, or email wendy@logan.com for a personalize= d suggestion for any budget!

Great Gifts

Loganberry's building our awesome sticker collection= s! A majority of our vinyl stickers are weatherproof and waterproof, so y= ou can add them to your water bottle, computer, phone, or car. FYI: a fun= new sticker or two on notebooks or lunchboxes can also help with the bac= k-to-school scaries!

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Used Book Buying

Mondays and Frida= ys are our buying days, but please call us before you come in. A= s usual, we offer cash or 20% more in store credit for used and collectib= le books that we deem saleable, and you'll need to take away any we decli= ne to purchase. You can find more details about our buying procedures here. We look forward to seeing your treasur= es!
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Bulk Ord= er Discounts

Does your church, synagogue, school, book club, or company need t= o order 10 or more copies of a book for a group read or special event? Order from Loganberry and receive a di= scount! We can even deliver to your location free of charge! Con= tact elisabeth@logan.com for more details!
=E2=96=AA=C2= =A0Our = Online Store: In-store stock of new and collectible books =E2=96=AA=C2=A0Bookshop.org: Buy books that we don't have in-stor= e, have them shipped directly to you, and we'll get a portion of the sale= !
=E2=96=AA=C2=A0Loganberry Curated Reads: Hand-selected books m= ailed to readers monthly for over 25 years!
=E2=96=AA=C2=A0Gift Certificates:<= /strong> online or over the phone at 216-795-9800.
=E2=96=AA=C2=A0= Digital= Audiobooks from Loganberry via = Libro.fm.
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Harriett recommends On Lighthouses by Jazmina Barrera, translated from Spanish by Christina MacSweeney:<= /a> "This beautiful slim volume is a travelogue, meditation, lit= erary history, and poetry all in one. And like the famous lighthouses it = discusses and dissects, it is a narrative that at its heart is quiet, som= ber, majestic, transcendent, and sturdy in a storm. And it's in translati= on? Yes, yes it is."
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Cat recommends Tender i= s the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica, translated from Spanish by Sarah= Moses: "This dystopian novel is set in a society in which a= nimal meat is no longer edible, causing the legalization of cannibalism. = We follow the protagonist of the story as he suffers a moral crisis about= eating human flesh while also experiencing obstacles within his job and = marriage. The balance of horror story and what feels like a 'slice of lif= e' novel is fascinating, as is the exploration of how society dehumanizes= others for financial gain and 'survival.' "
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J.D. recommends The Elegance of the Hedgehog = by Muriel Barbery, translated from French by Ali Anderson: "= This novel, translated from French into more than 40 languages, centers o= n Ren=C3=A9e Michel, a brilliant autodidact concierge surrounded by bourg= eois tenants in an apartment building on the luxurious Rue de Grenelle in= Paris. It cleverly exposes the subtle complexities and boundaries of pri= vileged society by intertwining her relationships with building residents= , including a subtle romance with a Japanese businessman and a friendship= with a lonely 12-year-old girl."
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Julie recommends = The Copenhagen Trilo= gy: Childhood; Youth; Dependency by Tove Ditlevsen, translated from = Danish by Tiina Nunnally: "This book, which can be bought in= one volume or three, is wonderful. I found Tove's life to be endlessly f= ascinating and yet relatable. Interesting memoirs are something I love an= d this definitely fit the category."
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Toni r= ecommends Trinity, Trinity, Trinity by Erika Kobayashi, tra= nslated from Japanese by Brian Bergstrom
"In this summe= r of Oppenheimer, I am recommendin= g a strange and resonant Japanese novel that examines the fallout of the = nuclear age in Japan (which in its way began with the Trinity test in Los= Alamos). In this story of speculative fiction and female family connecti= ons, it's nine years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disa= ster. Japan is preparing for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and an unnamed narra= tor wakes up unable to recall her past. Across the country, the elderly b= egin to hear voices emanating from black stones, symptom of a disease cal= led =E2=80=9CTrinity.=E2=80=9D
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Elisabeth recommends Cold Nights of Childhood by Tezer =C3=96zl=C3=BC, translated fr= om Turkish by Maureen Freeley: "I've long been fascinated by= Turkish fiction, but have encountered little of it by women. This slim n= ovella with its slice of life recollections of girlhood is a lovely read = and helps correct the balance if the only Turkish writer you know is Orha= n Pamuk!"
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Wendy recommends Cursed Bunny by Bora Chung, translated from Korean by Anton Hur= : "Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, Bora Chun= g's stories read like fables, but tackle themes of patriarchy, capitalism= , and technology with a blend of horror, humor, and pathos. Not for the f= aint of heart (or stomach)!"
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