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Wilde’s charismatic web

Dombrowski 3. feature cover Oscar Wilde's Paris

“…almost everything about this book is careful, measured, and studied. Handling a figure who, as the subtitle suggests, has been subject to speculation and hearsay—but also adulation and condemnation—this book is almost entirely based on careful screening of evidence and extensive documentation.” Theo Dombrowski reviews Oscar Wilde’s Paris: Legends and Legacies, by Collette Colligan and Gregory Mackie (eds.) (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2025) $90 / 9781487541415

Sandy Frances Duncan, an appreciation

“Sandy Duncan came into our island bookstore one day in 1989 and wondered if we would like to carry her new novel….” —Phyllis Parham Reeve recalls the activism, publications, and irrepressible personality of Sandy Frances Duncan.

Poets’ Pastime Paradise

In “Poets’ Pastime Paradise,” an “essay in play format about poetry” that’s set in a cemetery at midnight, author Sarah Freel corrals modernist poets, an American rapper, and a poetess named Reiko to versify while they debate over literary politics.

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