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Seher M, Reviewer
Thank you, NetGalley and Pan Macmillan for the chance to read and review Women of the Harlem Renaissance, edited by Marissa Constantinou.
This book consists of short stories and poems by different women. It's a great way to check out different writers and see whose style might be to your taste before reading more by them. I particularly liked the Abyss by Nella Larson and can't wait to read more of her work. I also really loved the poems Hope by Clara Ann Thompson, Motherhood by Georgie Douglas Johnson, and Regret by Olivia Ward Bush-Banks.
This book consists of short stories and poems by different women. It's a great way to check out different writers and see whose style might be to your taste before reading more by them. I particularly liked the Abyss by Nella Larson and can't wait to read more of her work. I also really loved the poems Hope by Clara Ann Thompson, Motherhood by Georgie Douglas Johnson, and Regret by Olivia Ward Bush-Banks.
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