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Genres Featured In Lincoln in the Bardo
Historical Fiction
(Dominant)
Supernatural
(Major)
Drama
(Prominent)
Philosophical
(Notable)
Experimental Fiction
(Prominent)
Fantasy
(Sub-Genre)
Themes Featured In Lincoln in the Bardo
Grief and Loss
(Central)
Death and the Afterlife
(Major)
Historical Reflection
(Moderate)
Love and Family
(Significant)
Forgiveness and Redemption
(Noticable)
Spirituality and Religion
(Moderate)
Transition and Letting Go
(Major)
Tones In Lincoln in the Bardo
Melancholic
(Very Strong)
Reflective
(Strong)
Spiritual
(Moderate)
Haunting
(Strong)
Empathetic
(Moderate)
Somber
(Very Strong)
Hopeful
(Noticable)
Philosophical
(Moderate)
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Tenth of December
The Mezzanine by Nicholson Baker
Dept. of Speculation by Jenny Offill
Grief is the Thing with Feathers by Max Porter
The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier
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Hi there! Have you read, or are you planning on reading, Lincoln in the Bardo?
We're looking for avid readers to help add bring the worlds in books to life. Quotes are just the start - we can envision the characters, the technologies, and yes, even the aliens. If you've read Lincoln in the Bardo, what did YOU love about the book? What did you hate? What did you wish was different?If you're interested in helping, you can freely add books and things about books, though it's a bit more streamlined if you join us as a premium user or a moderator. Together we'll make something great!
