As I read The Heart Goes Last, by Margaret Atwood, I had a hard time believing what […]
On the Shores of Darkness, There is Light, by Cordelia Strube
I started reading Cordelia Strube’s On the Shores of Darkness, There is Light at about nine o’clock […]
The Hurlyburly’s Husband, by Jean Teulé
Jean Teulé continues to bring episodes from French history to life in The Hurlyburly’s Husband. Unlike Eat […]
A Death Along the River Fleet, by Susanna Calkins
Lucy Campion is a very lucky girl for her day and age. Less than a […]
Half-ass and whole-ass
I’ve been thinking about the difference between a stuffed novel and an overstuffed novel since […]
How to Be a Tudor, by Ruth Goodman
A few of my friends and I have been waiting impatiently for How to Be a […]
The Hotel of the Three Roses, by Augusto de Angelis
The Hotel of the Three Roses, by Augusto de Angelis, is another title resurrected by […]
Country of Red Azaleas, by Domnica Radulescu
There’s an old game I’ve heard people play (and have played myself) about what might […]
This week on the bookish internet
Kim Ukura was so moved by an author’s work, she wrote a thank you letter. […]