Nino Cipri’s Finna introduced us to the bigger-on-the-inside shopping emporium LitenVärld, a store so large […]
This week on the bookish internet
Jessica Mason writes in praise of Baroness Emma Orczy, who created “the secret superhero identity.” […]
The Rose Code, by Kate Quinn
The Rose Code is Kate Quinn’s third novel featuring women who rise to the occasion […]
The Vietri Project, by Nicola DeRobertis-Theye
Gabriele’s life has been on hold up until now. Sure, she’s got a college degree, […]
The Absolute Book, by Elizabeth Knox
The Absolute Book, by Elizabeth Knox, is one of the critical darlings of the moment. […]
Going Against the Grain; Or, When You Disagree with the Critics
I think every reader has had this problem. You buy a book that critics are […]
The Savage Instinct, by Marjorie DeLuca
Trigger warning for psychological abuse. In 1873, Mary Ann Cotton was executed for the murders […]
All the Murmuring Bones, by A.G. Slatter
Sometimes, all you need to break with tradition is a lot of will. In Miren […]
Writing Around Reality; Or, Why there are 10,000 Dukes in England
I read Jess Romeo’s “Why Are So Many Romances Set in the Regency Period?” on […]