Thomas Mullen’s sequel to Darktown, Lightning Men, made for uncomfortable but illuminating reading on the day of […]
This week on the bookish internet
S. Zainab Williams elucidates the seven stages of book grief. (Book Riot) Richard Gray reports […]
Hame, by Annalena McAfee
A house is a building. An address is a geographic location. But a home is […]
The Unquiet Grave, by Sharyn McCrumb
The Unquiet Grave is another entry in Sharyn McCrumb’s long bibliography in which the author […]
My Imaginary Life as a Book Hermit
Yesterday, the QI Elves (who work for the BBC’s QI trivia show) tweeted a fact […]
The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley, by Hannah Tinti
Parent are mysterious creatures, at least from the perspective of their children. I doubt any […]
Roses and Rot, by Kat Howard
Sisters are tricky. For every pair that get along, it seems that there is another […]
Dinner at the Center of the Earth, by Nathan Englander
There are a lot of people trying to escape in Nathan Englander’s Dinner at the Center […]
This week on the bookish internet
Tiffani Willis has reading rituals. (Book Riot) I can never get enough of articles about […]
The Round House, by Louise Erdrich
Louise Erdrich’s The Round House is one of the few perfect books I’ve ever read. I […]