I was curious about how my year of reading added up, so I indulged my […]
The List, 2013-2014
It’s that time of year again. It’s time to reveal how many books I’ve read […]
Little did he know; Or, Indulging in foreshadowing
Can you really call it foreshadowing anymore when an author, via their narrator, tells you […]
Life Goes On, by Hans Keilson
“I can’t go on, I’ll go on.” Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot How can you pass […]
Broken Monsters, by Lauren Beukes
No one, not even seasoned Detroit detective Gabi Versado, could be prepared for the body […]
A Burnable Book, by Bruce Holsinger
As Bruce Holsinger portrays London, Southwark, and Westminster in A Burnable Book, you can’t swing […]
Best books of 2013-2014
Since I can’t recommend every book I’ve read in the past twelvemonth (because I don’t […]
Real relaxation
By Robert Wagt There is nothing more truly refreshing after a semester of non-stop work […]
The Beautiful Land, by Alan Averill
The first rule of time travel should be “Do not fuck with time travel.” The […]
A Little Folly, by Jude Morgan
Some might say that Louisa and Valentine Carnell have had an easy upbringing: their father […]