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APP Alum Camonghne Felix Featured in New York Times Book Review

Wednesday, Mar 15, 2023

THE SHORTLIST 3 Books That Explore What It Means to Build a New Life New beginnings are cheerful in theory. Three new books — “What Napoleon Could Not Do,” by DK Nnuro; “Dyscalculia,” by Camonghne Felix; and “A Country You Can Leave,” by Asale Angel-Ajani — showcase what the existential process actually looks like.

“Dyscalculia,” by Camonghne Felix featured in the New York Times

Alumni Camonghne Felix's debut nonfiction book, “Dyscalculia" was featured in teh New York Times article, "3 Books That Explore What It Means to Build a New Life." 

"In her debut memoir, DYSCALCULIA: A Love Story of Epic Miscalculation, the poet Camonghne Felix lurches from crystalline descriptions of heartbreak and mental illness to cloudy, overwrought passages about love and desire." To read the full article, please visit the link below:

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