Category Archives: Fiction
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Q & A with Jules Archer by JR Walsh
1December 10, 2020 by The Citron Review
Little FeastsJules Archer(Thirty West, 2020) Jules Archer’s Little Feasts is one of my favorite books this year and in a …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2020 by The Citron Review
My children have started to speak in hopeful sentences like “when coronavirus goes away…” and “when it’s safe to travel…” …
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Notes on the Micros
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2020 by The Citron Review
Sometimes we blow the bubble. It has to be big enough to hold us in. To keep the unwanted realities …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentJune 21, 2020 by The Citron Review
It has finally happened: my boys have discovered video games. In February, my oldest pulled together his savings and birthday …
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Notes on the Micros
Leave a commentJune 21, 2020 by The Citron Review
He was given a chance, but he just wouldn’t. In an interview the other day, the Vice President of the …
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Notes on the Micros
Leave a commentMarch 19, 2020 by The Citron Review
Everything’s too big. If the number is written down, the writer stops writing, starts crying. Again. The deaths multiply in …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentMarch 19, 2020 by The Citron Review
After spending five and half years in the San Francisco Bay Area, my family and I are moving back home …
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Debut Fiction Review by JR Walsh
1February 9, 2020 by The Citron Review
Ghosts of You Cathy Ulrich (Okay Donkey, 2019) Consider this challenge: Find a book of fiction completely written in …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentDecember 21, 2019 by The Citron Review
A few weeks ago, my youngest said the greatest words he has ever uttered: “Mama, I want to read all …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2019 by The Citron Review
Summer went by entirely too quickly for my family. As I write this, I am in disbelief that fall truly …
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