Trigger warning for rape. It feels like a century since I started reading The Eighth […]
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Cree Myles argues that, if readers really want to confront their own prejudice and racist […]
Because Internet, by Gretchen McCulloch
I got to let my wordnerd flag fly as I read Because Internet, by Gretchen […]
Mother Land, by Leah Franqui
Rachel faces a fate feared by many women around the world. Shortly after Leah Franqui’s […]
Inheritors, by Asako Serizawa
Asako Serizawa’s Inheritors tells the story of a Japanese family caught up in history and […]
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I was very sad to hear of the death of Carlos Ruiz Zafón, whose books […]
The Case of the Vanishing Blonde and Other True Crime Stories, by Mark Bowden
Journalist Mark Bowden pulls articles he has written over the years for newspapers and magazines […]
The Dry, by Jane Harper
Trigger warning for brief depictions of child abuse and assault. Aaron Falk does not want […]
Shakespeare for Squirrels, by Christopher Moore
Shakespeare for Squirrels is the third novel in Christopher Moore’s series featuring Pocket of Dog […]
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Constance Grady asks a very important question: “Do the soaring sales of anti-racism books signal […]