Murder She Wrote: Reviewing “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn

Katy October 3, 2012

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By Katy Kelleher
Books, like all other products we consume, are subject to trends. What was popular mere months ago might suddenly feel stale, and overnight sensations are always apt to arise out of nothing, sweeping everything off your to-do list. Whether Fifty Shades of Grey requested your immediate reading attention is up to you, but it is undeniable that the fanfic-turned-erotic zeitgeist got people talking. For a while, you couldn't take the subway without seeing a cover bearing Lisbeth Salander's pseudonym, and The Hunger Games doubtlessly experienced its own fireburst of fame. But latel...

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