Trigger warning for suicide. In upstate New York is the home of an obscure American philosopher who went […]
A hoard of thoughts about KonMari
Since it’s currently impossible to avoid reading about—and therefore thinking about—Marie Kondo and readers’ reactions […]
The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls, by Anissa Gray
In Anissa Gray’s devastating novel, The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls, the fact that the matriarch of the family and […]
In the Dark, by Cara Hunter
In the Dark is the second novel in Cara Hunter’s DI Adam Fawley series, but […]
The Familiars, by Stacey Halls
At the beginning of The Familiars, by Stacey Halls, gentlewoman Fleetwood Shuttleworth believes that she is […]
The Oregon Trail, by Rinker Buck
More than 150 years ago, thousands of settlers set off across the American west, traveling […]
The Chef’s Secret, by Crystal King
Crystal King continues her journey through food history with The Chef’s Secret. In her previous book, Feast of Sorrow, […]
This week on the bookish internet
I was going to post a round of responses to Marie Kondo and book collections, […]
Arabian Journey, by Levison Wood
I’ve realized that I have a deep love of nonfiction accounts of amazing, slightly-crazy journeys. […]