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The Girl Next Door, unlike She Wakes, is not a supernatural horror story, but a starkly realistic and gut-wrenching story that may be the most chilling novel I've read.
Archive 2009-11-01 2009
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The Girl Next Door, unlike She Wakes, is not a supernatural horror story, but a starkly realistic and gut-wrenching story that may be the most chilling novel I've read.
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The "Wakes," or village feast, was a great day for all sports and pastimes.
Old English Sports 1892
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At Weddings and Wakes 1992 was something I wrote because I was not finding something about family in the works of other writers.
Susan Dormady Eisenberg: Alice McDermott Talks About Her "Long Run" in Fiction as Charming Billy Becomes a Play Susan Dormady Eisenberg 2011
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At Weddings and Wakes 1992 was something I wrote because I was not finding something about family in the works of other writers.
Susan Dormady Eisenberg: Alice McDermott Talks About Her "Long Run" in Fiction as Charming Billy Becomes a Play Susan Dormady Eisenberg 2011
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The steep incline in Victoria Avenue concealed the approaching ocean from “Now Wakes the Sea”.
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The father in Charles Harper Webb's "The Sound That Wakes Me at Night, Thinking of It" imagines getting his hands on the killer of his child and utters a soul-curdling cry, "between a train grinding to a panic-stop, / and a jet fighter screeching off to bomb Iraq— / sound of a gut-stuck bear before it mauled Neanderthal."
The ABCBs Of Murder Tom Nolan 2011
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Mr. Walkley is also distinguished from other New York-area musicians by the quality of his solo recordings: His 2009 album, "Mr. Macy Wakes Alone," the "Nice Guy Johnny" soundtrack, and his new three-song EP, "The Ghost of Chivalry," all reveal a power-pop singer-songwriter in the tradition of David Bowie, Alex Chilton, Elvis Costello, Ray Davies and Paul McCartney.
P.T. Walkley: As Heard on TV Jim Fusilli 2011
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And he was writing in the mid 20th century of things that are affecting us now – climate change (The Kraken Wakes), GM crops (The Day of the Triffids), genetic engineering (Midwich Cuckoos and possibly Chocky).
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John Wyndham is fantastic (ignore the sci-fi tag) – suggest you start with The Kraken Wakes, I plan on rereading this very soon.
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