At one point in Intimacies, by Katie Kitamura, the protagonist describes her job as an […]
This week on the bookish internet
Neha Patel has suggestions for finding new authors to take you out of your reading […]
Dear Miss Metropolitan, by Carolyn Ferrell
Trigger warnings for discussion of physical and sexual abuse, sexual assault. Dear Miss Metropolitan, by […]
The Silent Listener, by Lyn Yeowart
Trigger warning for child abuse. Blackhunt is the last place Joy ever wanted to go. […]
The 22 Murders of Madison May, by Max Barry
Traditional mysteries generally present one murder, with maybe some additional deaths as the plot unspools. […]
This fortnight on the bookish internet
Michelle Hart asks 115 LGBTQ+ authors about the books that changed their lives. (Oprah Daily) […]
The Sixteen Trees of the Somme, by Lars Mytting
I imagine that life on a farm forces one to live mostly in the present, […]
The Captain’s Daughter: Essential Stories, by Alexander Pushkin
Why did no one tell me Alexander Pushkin was funny? Before I read this collection, […]
Two Storm Wood, by Philip Gray
Note: This book was originally scheduled to come out in June 2021. According to Edelweiss, […]
What’s Done in Darkness, by Laura McHugh
What’s Done in Darkness, by Laura McHugh, presents a classic dilemma for book reviews. How […]