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Grab #FourteenDays WORLDWIDE in English everywhere books, ebooks, and audiobooks are sold. Link in my bio!
* A @HartfordCourant “Highly Anticipated Book”
* A @ReadersDigest “New Books We Can’t Wait to Read”
* A @PBS “Monthly Book Recommendation”
* A @NYTimes “New Book to Read”
* An @AmazonBooks Editor’s Pick
* @TheMessenger’s “10 Must Read Books”
“An interesting experiment in collective storytelling.”
— Literary Hub
“These stories introduce a theme of diversity that’s one of the joys of the book. There are ghost stories, a war story, many tales of betrayal and revenge, and a report on Shakespeare’s plague experience by scholar James Shapiro…. A multicultural tribute to the New York lockdown experience….moving and..funny…”
— Kirkus Reviews
“…the storytellers are splendidly diverse in race, age, gender, ethnicity, and calling….Putting a bold new twist on the plague novel, this bountiful, unpredictable, witty, and affecting tale-of-tales is made all the more intriguing by the fact that it’s a collaboration by 36 exceptional North American writers….This enthralling novel of many voices and moods dramatizes the transformation of isolation into community via stories and explores a grand spectrum of human experiences.”
— Booklist (starred review)
“…beguiling…. fans of literary puzzles will find this worthwhile.”
— Publishers Weekly
“An immensely enjoyable product of an immensely unenjoyable time, Fourteen Days is lively, freewheeling and, with its skillfully paced denouement – the super herself’s tale – an impressive achievement.”
— The Guardian
“A rich melting pot of characters and genres….a valuable reminder that stories can teach, console, provide a place of acceptance and perhaps even change their readers (or listeners).”
— Financial Times
‘Poignant and emotionally resonant….Should you wait until you’re finished to read the end notes that detail who wrote what?….I guarantee some of the matches — and the way the stories are thrown together — will surprise you.”
— San Francisco Chronicle
“Reading Fourteen Days is like sitting by a campfire, with characters taking turns telling tales about their lives.”
— The Economist | Posted on 07/Feb/2024 00:30:50
