I don’t know that I’ve ever read a book about digging up family skeletons in […]
Tomorrow, by Damian Dibben
One of the firmest rules I follow in my reading is that I do not […]
Nothing is Forgotten, by Peter Golden
If one’s parents are from Europe and emigrated to America in the late 1940s or […]
The Hope and Anchor, by Julia Kite
Neely and Andrea are linked by one woman that they love, but don’t actually know. […]
Hotel on Shadow Lake, by Daniela Tully
Maya Weisberg, the protagonist of Daniela Tully’s underwhelming Hotel on Shadow Lake, is on a quest […]
This week on the bookish internet
So it turns out there’s a centuries’ long history of hating poetry. (The Baffler) The LitHub […]
Macbeth, by Jo Nesbø
If I’ve learned nothing else from listening to Last Podcast on the Last‘s episodes about Jonestown, […]
School for Psychics, by K.C. Archer
For someone who bills themselves as a human lie detector, Teddy Cannon sure struggles when […]
Reading Registers; Or, Bouncing Between Genres*
For several years now, my reading choices have been driven by publication dates. Most of […]
Bluff, by Michael Kardos
They say there is honor among thieves, but that honor is thin on the ground […]