Yelena Moskovich’s grueling novel, The Natashas, is, I’m afraid, a story that will only be read […]
Speak No Evil, by Uzodinma Iweala
When should a friend meddle in one’s life? And when should a friend stay silent? […]
Creatures of Will and Temper, by Molly Tanzer
Molly Tanzer’s Creatures of Will and Temper is one of the slowest burning novels I can […]
Beloved Poison, by E.S. Thomson
E.S. Thomson’s Beloved Poison is a slow burn of a mystery, at least until a third of […]
Swearing Off Stars, by Danielle M. Wong
Right off the bat, I have to say that Danielle M. Wong’s Swearing Off Stars is […]
An Unrestored Woman, by Shobha Rao
In An Unrestored Woman, Shobha Rao tells a series of stories about characters that brush each […]
Winter Tide, by Ruthanna Emrys
Though I haven’t read any of his stories myself, I can understand why Lovecraft‘s Cthulu […]
The Color Purple, by Alice Walker
Alice Walker’s The Color Purple has a reputation. Everyone someone asked what I was reading this week, […]
The Angel of History, by Rabih Alameddine
Jacob is an angry, lonely man who has lost his ability to write poetry. Oh, […]
The Sunlight Pilgrims, by Jenni Fagan
Jenni Fagan’s The Sunlight Pilgrims has, in all of the reviews I’ve seen so far, been billed […]