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Praised as "a deeply felt, deeply moving tale ... chilling and finely tuned" (Publishers Weekly), Susan Palwick's first novel Flying in Place won widespread acclaim for its haunting exploration of a troubled childhood.
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Overwhelming, contemplative, character-led and grave.
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