Tributaries (Electric Literatures Recommended Reading Book 10)
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Boot of the Boot by Luke B. Goebel, Recommended by FC2. Osondu, Recommended by Guernica. Pearl by Mary Miller, Recommended by Hobart. The Unraveling by A. Devers, Recommended by David Gates.
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Get updates Get updates. Read our interview with Jami Attenberg. This creepy, riveting novel is a haunted house story with a twist. A dysfunctional family moves into a house touched by tragedy, and begins to investigate its strange past—but we also hear from an omniscient, supernatural presence, the Observer, a sort of narrator-turned-spirit.
And as the violence escalates, Nadia and Saeed will decide that they no longer have a choice.
Read an excerpt from Exit West on Recommended Reading. Read our interview with Mohsin Hamid.
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- Literary Hub’s Best Books of 2016.
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- Every tributary of the Amazon's history.
- The 2016 novels that every fiction lover should read?
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Read our review of Fever Dream. Read our interview with Rachel Khong. Read our interview with Camille Bordas.
We polled staff and contributors to find our favorite fiction books of the year
Read our review of Lincoln in the Bardo. Read our interview with George Saunders.
Read our interview with Celeste Ng. So many parts of Made for Love should be gross, glib, or otherwise off-putting: Read our interview with Alissa Nutting. Marlena is one of the best of the lot. Read an excerpt from Marlena on Recommended Reading.
Electric Literature’s 25 Best Novels of 2017
Read our interview with Julie Buntin. Read a literary mixtape by Julie Buntin. Read our interview with Jesmyn Ward. Read our review of Sorry to Disrupt the Peace. Read our interview with Patty Yumi Cottrell. There are scenes so remarkably dark that I had to put the book away. Read an excerpt from Stephen Florida in Recommended Reading. Read our review of Stephen Florida.
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