Sunday, November 1, 2026
Peck & Peck is Bonnie Garmus's second novel after Lessons in Chemistry: a funny, odd, big-hearted literary novel about a young man with an ear for poetry who lands at the most feared poetry quarterly in 1982 New York.
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