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On the Dial: Alternative Titles & The Gloaming

Melanie Finn's The Gloaming has received some of the most scorchingly hot praise from the likes of The New York Times and Electric Literature (to name a couple). Originally published in the UK in 2015 as Shame, Melanie Finn's second novel took on a new name for the North American release. Check out some alternative titles that our beloved Street Team came up with.

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Posted by Brett Gregory on 16 January, 2017 0 comments |

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