Michelle R. Wood developed superior comprehension skills when her mother would speed read to her before moving on to her two siblings. She quickly began devouring books on her own, from Dickens to Tolkien. Eventually earning a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts and English, Michelle has worked as an editor, technical writer, blogger, and print/web designer, alongside her career in theatre. You can read her reviews, fiction, and musings at her blog, Distractions of Grandeur.
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‘A Canticle For Leibowitz’ Is A Transcendent Dystopia

Walter M. Miller Jr.’s novel inhabits the intersection of science fiction and Christianity with unflinching dedication to the best of both traditions.
Michelle R. Wood, Mar 2015

YA Dystopia ‘Anomaly’ Explores Both Love and Fear

Anomaly by Krista McGee includes the usual dystopian-fiction ingredients but isn’t half-baked.
Michelle R. Wood, Jul 2014

‘Numb’ Is Anything But

“Numb†is not perfect, but it has a lot of heart that tugs you forward.
Michelle R. Wood, May 2014

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