Readers who are unfamiliar with the world of gaming, our reviewer wrote, will wonder what took them so long to recognize in video games the beauty and drama and pain of human creation.
Her memoir plumbs the spaces that compose those sides and middle, from the table where she interprets for asylum seekers to the Rio Grande.
This riveting novel centers on the love between an Indigenous reindeer herder and a minister's daughter in mid-19th-century Scandinavia, as geopolitical shifts and the Lutheran Church's civilizing attempts clash with the Sami people's nomadic lifestyle.
Hull shows Central Florida's rapid change from rural land dense with orange groves to the world of Disney and tourism through the prism of her own life, struggling with sexuality and belonging.
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