Unveiling a Remarkable Journey: The Solo Honeymoon’s Unexpected Twist of True Love
I don’t normally cry at books, but I could barely hold in my tears by the end. This is not to say that A Solo Honeymoon is sad – it is, but the love that Laura felt for Devon can be felt through the page. “I’m trying,” Murphy writes, “trying to write a book about love.” She succeeded.
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Marissa Gallerani is a queer and disabled writer and teacher living in Providence, Rhode Island. She received her MFA from The Newport MFA at Salve Regina, and has taught at multiple institutions of higher education including the New England Institute of Technology, Salve Regina University, and Write or Die. She has been published in The Harvard Review Online, the public’s radio, and The Financial Diet, among others. Marissa’s Substack, The Chaotic Reader, details her wide-ranging reading adventures. A life-long SFF fan, Marissa is currently at work on a science fantasy novel.
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