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A review by leahtylerthewriter
Shae by Mesha Maren
See full review on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution website:
Duke University professor Mesha Maren’s third novel “Shae” is an aching Appalachian coming-of-age story about a relationship between two teenagers who navigate a raw and courageous journey through the crossroads of identity and addiction. As much an homage to her home state of West Virginia as a nod to those who have struggled to survive small-town limitations, Maren delivers a profoundly intimate study on alienation and how the catastrophic impact of pain and dependency ripples through communities...
https://www.ajc.com/things-to-do/appalachian-teens-navigate-identity-and-addiction-in-shae/BZSZQ4WDB5CVNAUF4VPKVTHCNM/
Duke University professor Mesha Maren’s third novel “Shae” is an aching Appalachian coming-of-age story about a relationship between two teenagers who navigate a raw and courageous journey through the crossroads of identity and addiction. As much an homage to her home state of West Virginia as a nod to those who have struggled to survive small-town limitations, Maren delivers a profoundly intimate study on alienation and how the catastrophic impact of pain and dependency ripples through communities...
https://www.ajc.com/things-to-do/appalachian-teens-navigate-identity-and-addiction-in-shae/BZSZQ4WDB5CVNAUF4VPKVTHCNM/