Category Archives: Kia Corthron

Final Thoughts on Kia Corthron’s The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter

This novel has transcended everything I wrote about it in my earlier review. It’s still a novel about two sets of brothers, though both families grow estranged, and the brothers are separated (in one case, permanently – by a death) … Continue reading

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Early Thoughts on Kia Corthron’s The Castle Cross the Magnet Carter

The meaning of the title of this long, engrossing novel starts to come clear around page 138 – well ahead of the 200-page mark at which I planned to start complaining – so of course I wanted to share it … Continue reading

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