Dialogue Book Report #1

For our inaugural Book Report, Book Review Editor Andrew Hall and Dialogue Editor Taylor Petrey discuss the reviews newly available in the Winter 2019 Issue including Ezekeil’s Third Wife, The Legend of Hermana Plunge, Pleasing…

An episode of the Dialogue Book Report podcast, hosted by Dialogue Book Report, titled "Dialogue Book Report #1" was published on February 5, 2020 and runs 40 minutes.

February 5, 2020 ·40m · Dialogue Book Report

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For our inaugural Book Report, Book Review Editor Andrew Hall and Dialogue Editor Taylor Petrey discuss the reviews newly available in the Winter 2019 Issue including Ezekeil’s Third Wife, The Legend of Hermana Plunge, Pleasing…

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For our inaugural Book Report, Book Review Editor Andrew Hall and Dialogue Editor Taylor Petrey discuss the reviews newly available in the Winter 2019 Issue including Ezekeil’s Third Wife, The Legend of Hermana Plunge, Pleasing…

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