I think Mikkel Rosengaard gives us a hint for understanding The Invention of Ana early in […]
In the Valley of the Sun, by Andy Davidson
In the fall of 1980, predators are roaming remote corners of Texas. One of these […]
Seven Dead, by J. Jefferson Farjeon
One might think that the worst thing that could happen to a burglar would be […]
Ella Minnow Pea, by Mark Dunn
Being a word nerd, I glory in the lexical vastness of the English language. And […]
White Chrysanthemum, by Mary Lynn Bracht
In 1992, South Korean women began a weekly demonstration that lasted more than twenty years. […]
The Winter Station, by Jody Shields
As it is portrayed in Jody Shields’ The Winter Station, Harbin, Manchuria is the ends of […]
Brass, by Xhenet Aliu
Teenagers may be the most infuriating people on the planet. Even while they’re confused, hormonal, […]
The Grave’s a Fine and Private Place, by Alan Bradley
Flavia de Luce cannot go anywhere without discovering a dead body. In her ninth adventure, The […]
Mother Night, by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Both Jews and Christians believe that their actions are recorded and reviewed after death. They […]
Eternal Life, by Dara Horn
What is a human life worth? For a mother like Rachel, the protagonist of Dara […]