Most mysteries focus on the detective or the criminal and reveal who done it, why […]
The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins, by Antonia Hodgson
One would think that his experiences in the Marshalsea debtors’ prison (chronicled in The Devil in […]
Book Blogger Appreciation Week: It’s All His/Her Fault
I honestly can’t recall a specific book that I read because another book blogger recommended […]
Black Rabbit Hall, by Eve Chase
Memory can be a strange thing. It’s incomplete, malleable, and entirely dependent on perspective. Questions of […]
Book Blogger Appreciation Week: Introduce Yourself in Five Books
As if choosing a set number of favorite books wasn’t bad enough, Book Blogger Appreciation […]
The Best Place on Earth, by Ayelet Tsabari
When I request books from NetGalley and Edelweiss, I ask for things that interest me. […]
A Man Lies Dreaming, by Lavie Tidhar
Perhaps it’s fitting that I read Hannah Tennant-Moore’ essay in The Paris Review about the merits of […]
Imbeciles, by Adam Cohen
American history is full of injustices. Forgetting these injustices adds insult to injury. Adam Cohen […]