When should a friend meddle in one’s life? And when should a friend stay silent? […]
The Darkling Bride, by Laura Andersen
Carragh Ryan’s job at Deeprath Castle begins with a very odd job interview. She doesn’t […]
A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding, by Jackie Copleton
Amaterasu Takahashi thinks she is the last member of her family. Her husband has died. […]
Dogs at the Perimeter, by Madeleine Thien
Janie is haunted. Her memories of family members she lost during the reign of the […]
Hotel Silence, by Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir
Jónas is the kind of man who lives for others. He’s kind. He’s accommodating. But […]
Where the Dead Sit Talking, by Brandon Hobson
Brandon Hobson’s Where the Dead Sit Talking covers the summer in the life of Sequoyah, a […]
Peculiar Ground, by Lucy Hughes-Hallett
Lucy Hughes-Hallett’s Peculiar Ground meditates on the function and meaning of walls. The themes of separation, incarceration, […]
Tench, by Inge Schilperoord
Why do people commit crimes? Most mystery novels tell us that the most common motives […]
The Invention of Ana, by Mikkel Rosengaard
I think Mikkel Rosengaard gives us a hint for understanding The Invention of Ana early in […]
Ella Minnow Pea, by Mark Dunn
Being a word nerd, I glory in the lexical vastness of the English language. And […]