Brandon Hobson’s Where the Dead Sit Talking covers the summer in the life of Sequoyah, a […]
Tench, by Inge Schilperoord
Why do people commit crimes? Most mystery novels tell us that the most common motives […]
White Chrysanthemum, by Mary Lynn Bracht
In 1992, South Korean women began a weekly demonstration that lasted more than twenty years. […]
The Stopping Place, by Helen Slavin
Helen Slavin’s The Stopping Place is a horror novel, at least for women readers. It isn’t […]
Red Sorghum, by Mo Yan
Our narrator’s grandparents and father are legendary. Family members and friends tell stories of how […]