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The secret to writing with Yuri Herrera

9th Oct 2017 / Elliott Turner / Interviews
his obsession with words

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    • Posted on 8th Sep 2019

    This story had some neat little turns that keeps the reader involved. I loved the "snarkiness" of the main character and her humorous observations. And there is some nice development of a couple of minor characters, whom we meet through the narrator's observations. Cassandra and Julie really pop out of the story. Nice piece off work and a delight to read.

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