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Alameda Post
Partnered Reviews:
‘San Fransisco Boy’: A Whole New (Yet Familiar) World by Julia Park Tracey
Book Review: ‘Whoa, Nelly! A Love Story with Footnotes’ by Karin K. Jensen
Steve Hockensmith, Boy Genius, Serves Merry Mayhem by Julia Park Tracey
Book Review: ‘Shipyard Gals’ by Valerie Stoller by Karin K. Jensen
Book Review: ‘The Butterfly’s Sting’ is Intense and Compassionate by Karin K. Jensen
Alameda Author Spotlights Women’s Rights in “Where the Girls Were” by Karin K. Jensen
‘The Color Midnight Made’: Life on the West End of Alameda by Julia Park Tracey
‘Lucky, Lucky People’ is the Perfect Alameda Summer Read by Karin K. Jensen
‘Sisters at an Exhibition’: A Clever, Witty New Mystery Based in Alameda by Julia Park Tracey
Brian Herriot’s ‘Time Freedom’ Asks Why Wait Until Retirement to Own Your Time? by Karin K. Jensen


Tone Madison
Partnered Reviews:
Sasha Debevec-McKenney catalogs a museum of her 20s in “Joy Is My Middle Name” by Rodlyn-mae Banting
Fear and queer hunger in the Northwoods of Melissa Faliveno’s “Hemlock” by Emily Mills
Lisa Low’s “Replica” grapples with racial alienation and whiteness by Rodlyn-mae Banting


McKinley Park News

Cambridge Day
Partnered Reviews:
In ‘The Sealed Envelope,’ George Scialabba has hope for us yet by Erik Baker

Her Agenda
Partnered Reviews:
Nice Girls Win: Kelly Ehlers’ Reclamation Guide For Women Who Are Done Shrinking by Tyerra Drake
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