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A tale of unhappy families summons the fierce politics of Louise Erdrich’s The Mighty Red

“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” So begins Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, first published in 1878, the year Russia’s imperial war against the Ottoman Empire concluded – a war that had prompted international alarm about Russian expansionism and fomented internal unrest.

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The Mighty Red by Louise Erdrich review – a multifaceted rural tale

The Mighty Red by Louise Erdrich review – a multifaceted rural tale

A love triangle in a farming community provides the central theme in this garrulous small-town satire

The Guardian - UK

In brief: A Piece of Work; The Mighty Red; Jerusalem – review

In brief: A Piece of Work; The Mighty Red; Jerusalem – review

Simon Russell Beale’s memoir favours Shakespearean insight over showbiz gossip; a love triangle continues Louise Erdrich’s literary winning streak; and a new edition brings the holy city’s epic history up to date

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Percival Everett, Louise Erdrich and Jason Reynolds among finalists for $50,000 Kirkus Prizes

Percival Everett’s “James,” a reworking of Mark Twain’s “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” from the enslaved Jim’s perspective, is among the fiction finalists for the 11th annual Kirkus Prize

The Independent UK

Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist announced

Fill up your summer reading list with these books by female authors

Evening Standard

Louise Erdrich among 6 finalists for literary Women's Prize

The 23rd novel by acclaimed American author Louise Erdrich and an adult fiction debut by Trinidadian stand-up comedian Lisa Allen-Agostini are among finalists for the 30,000-pound ($38,000) Women’s Prize for fiction

The Independent UK

Six ‘wonderfully diverse’ novels make the Women’s prize shortlist

Louise Erdrich, Elif Shafak and debut novelist Lisa Allen-Agostini are among the contenders offering an ‘escape’ from global crises

The Guardian - UK

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In brief: Audience-ology; The Sentence; London, Burning – review

In brief: Audience-ology; The Sentence; London, Burning – review

The secret world of Hollywood test screenings, Louise Erdrich’s ambitious new ghost story, and London in the late 1970s

The Guardian - UK

The Sentence by Louise Erdrich review – saved by books

The Sentence by Louise Erdrich review – saved by books

A Native American rebuilds her life after a prison sentence in this powerfully topical novel from the Pulitzer winner

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