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Musings on literature, writing tips, my own writing journey, and, most importantly,

all of my dog-eared pages.

  • A Review of Demon Copperhead

    A Review of Demon Copperhead

    Born in rural Appalachia, amid the opioid crisis, Damon Copperhead (or, as readers come to know him, Demon) enters the world looking like “a little blue prizefighter”. With no father in the picture, Demon spends most of his early childhood roaming around with his best friend Maggot until his drug-addicted teenage mother loses custody of…

  • A Review of Intermezzo

    A Review of Intermezzo

    In the wake of their father’s death, two brothers find themselves navigating their way through the uncertain waters of complex modern relationships. Ivan, a young chess prodigy and the younger of the two meets the older, wiser and comforting Margaret. Peter, the eldest, is a cultured yet troubled lawyer caught between yearning for the love…

  • A Review of August Blue

    A Review of August Blue

    After walking off the stage at her concert in Vienna, Elsa M. Anderson copes with her humiliation by moving from city to city in Europe, teaching young students her craft and encountering many different characters. Whilst in Athens, she finds her doppelganger purchasing two mechanic horses, who appears to shadow Elsa on her journeys. Like…

  • The Re-birth of All My Dog-eared Pages

    The Re-birth of All My Dog-eared Pages

    Hello, fellow book lovers. Welcome to my new little slice of internet that I’m calling the All My Dog-eared Pages blog. As you can see from the title, whilst this is a new website, this is not a new blog, rather, the rebirth of my beloved Instagram blog @allmydogearedpages. I uploaded my first post on…

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All the new additions to my shelf! It’s a given that you should always read widely, but as we approach the dark, moody evenings that loom around Halloween, it’s also imperative to read weirdly. This weeks train read! Hi hi. Here’s everything I read in August! I recently started working in London, which means I have almost two hours a day on the train where there’s nothing else to do but read, so I’ve been absolutely blitzing through books. Snippets from my beloved book shelf… Making the most of the last days of summer by reading outdoors. About halfway through Madonna in a Fur Coat now. So beautiful and melancholic! Are you close with your mother Close enough to help her lure innocent strays into your house? Close enough to help her turn them into something that will satisfy her hunger? Ran away to the Cotswolds just to read this book tbh The reading slump is over. The Paris Review summer edition is seeing me through 🌞

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