The Devil's Silence and The Magic in My Name are both, at their core, books about what children know and what adults fail to protect. Where do you feel that shared concern most clearly in each?
From: The Devil's Silence by K.L. Shadow
About This Circle
Reid & Reid Consulting™ built five imprints and seven authors because no single genre, voice, or emotional register is sufficient for the full range of what a reader needs across a lifetime. The RRC Literary Society™ is the circle that holds all of it: the dark fiction and the tender children's book, the luxury romance and the spiritual letter, the women's fiction and the noir procedural. This is not a circle organized around a theme. It is organized around a readership: the reader who moves across genres not because they cannot commit but because they refuse to be limited. The Society is where that movement finds company.
Who This Circle Is For
This circle is for the reader who feels equally at home in a psychological thriller and a picture book about a child's name. It is for the reader who understands that every imprint in the RRC catalog was built by the same set of convictions about what fiction is for, and who wants to follow those convictions across the full catalog.
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Discussion Prompts™
The Devil's Silence and The Magic in My Name are both, at their core, books about what children know and what adults fail to protect. Where do you feel that shared concern most clearly in each?
From: The Devil's Silence by K.L. Shadow
Kiku Lani and Adrianne St. Brielle both write women navigating desire inside institutions that were not built for them. How do their approaches to that navigation differ, and what does each method reveal?
From: The Things He Did to Me by Kiku Lani
Across the full RRC catalog, which single book most changed what you expect fiction to do for you, and what did the change cost you as a reader?
From: The Magic in My Name by Kamara Bloom
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