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Helen Oyeyemi’s anthology unites a diverse cast who leap from one narrative to another, navigating realms of hidden libraries, sealed gardens, and marshlands where drowned souls linger. Within this tapestry, students practice puppeteering, the Homely Wench Society conducts a covert book‑swap, and lovers exchange books and roses on St. Jordi’s Day. The stories fuse mythological motifs with magical realism, showcasing Oyeyemi’s baroque language and sensuous tone.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Helen Oyeyemi
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