I will always accept an invitation to meet the oldest book in a library, especially […]
The Satapur Moonstone, by Sujata Massey
Lawyer Perveen Mistry’s adventures in British India continue in Sujata Massey’s The Satapur Moonstone. Perveen […]
The Archive of Alternate Endings, by Lindsey Drager
I don’t know if other readers do this, but I often create a mental tapestry […]
Still Banning Books
On Monday, the American Library Association released their “State of American Libraries 2019” report. Among […]
The Last Town on Earth, by Thomas Mullen
The question of what it means to be good is one that we can never […]
Ragged Alice, by Gareth L. Collins
DCI Holly Craig has a gift and a curse. On the one hand, her ability […]
The Taste of Empire, by Lizzie Collingham
It’s not unusual for me to have mixed emotions while reading a book. Some books […]
The Devil in Silver, by Victor LaValle
Pepper may have the worst luck of any man I’ve seen in fiction. Pepper, in […]
Rabbits for Food, by Binnie Kirschenbaum
As I read Binnie Kirschenbaum’s Rabbits for Food, I thought of a post a while […]