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With the Booker dozen under my belt, I decided to swing for the National Book Award .  (I’d already read two, so I figured why not.)  First up is Angela Flournoy’s longlisted The Wilderness (Mariner 2025). An ambitious novel, it felt at times much longer than its 290 pages. It’s weighty, with so much heartContinue reading “THE WILDERNESS – Angela Flournoy”