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Posts Tagged: Girl in Disguise

Beyond the Elegant Veneer: Talking with Greer Macallister

By Erica Wright

March 15th, 2019

Greer Macallister discusses her new novel, WOMAN 99.

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Tags: asylum, bipolar disorder, Blackwell’s Island, Emily Dickinson, Erica Wright, family, feminism, feminist, gender inequality, gender roles, Girl in Disguise, Greer Macallister, historical fiction, historical thriller, insane asylum, Mary Doria Russell, mental illness, Nellie Bly, Paula McLain, sexism, siblings, sisters, The Magician’s Lie

What to Read When You Want to Disappear

By Erica Wright

September 7th, 2018

These books speak to that desire in all of us to vanish for a spell.

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Tags: Amy Gentry, Analicia Sotelo, Aubrie Marrin, Blood and Soap, Caroline Randall Williams, Catherine Chung, Erica Wright, Forgotten Country, Girl in Disguise, Good as Gone, Greer Macallister, Hollywood Homicide, Idra Novey, Incognitum, Kellye Garrett, Linh Dinh, Lucy Negro Redux, Tana French, The Blue Kingfisher, The Likeness, virgin, Ways to Disappear

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