Parent are mysterious creatures, at least from the perspective of their children. I doubt any […]
Dinner at the Center of the Earth, by Nathan Englander
There are a lot of people trying to escape in Nathan Englander’s Dinner at the Center […]
The History of Bees, by Maja Lunde
Bees have fascinated humans for centuries, I suppose, because it’s unsettling to see such small […]
No One is Coming to Save Us, by Stephanie Powell Watts
I’ve seen No One is Coming to Save Us, by Stephanie Powell Watts, described by reviewers […]
Crossing the Lines, by Sulari Gentill
Thousands of years ago, a Chinese philosopher wrote about waking from a dream in which […]
Live from Cairo, by Ian Bassingthwaighte
There are some jobs I know I could never perform: therapist, dental hygienist, anything to […]
The Epiphany Machine, by David Burr Gerrard
Along with the quest to find one’s purpose in life, the next biggest challenge a […]
The Atlas of Forgotten Places, by Jenny D. Williams
Atonement is one of the most difficult things for people to achieve, more so when […]
The Veins of the Ocean, by Patricia Engel
Most of the reviews and summaries I’ve seen for Patricia Engel’s The Veins of the Ocean […]
Modern Gods, by Nick Laird
What does religion give us? Most would answer, I think, with comfort, answers to big […]