In The Collector’s Apprentice, B.A. Shapiro continues her series of standalone novels of fictionalized art history. […]
The Dark Blue Overcoat and Other Stories from the North, edited by Sjón
The stories in The Dark Blue Overcoat are written by authors from every Scandinavian country, including […]
Gone So Long, by Andre Dubus III
Some actions are unforgivable. Though our Western culture is steeped in a religion that exhorts […]
Hag, by Kathleen Kaufman
The women in Alice Grace Kyles’ family have always been considered odd. They have special […]
The Nightmarchers, by J. Lincoln Fenn
I’m not sure it’s a common lesson in the fiction I read or just fiction in genre, […]
Grief Cottage, by Gail Godwin
Even though he is eleven years old, Marcus Harshaw is remarkably good at hiding his […]
The Caregiver, by Samuel Park
There are certain characters that appear in fiction (and some times in life) as background […]
The Shakespeare Requirement, by Julie Schumacher
For a while, we got a lot of students at our library who wanted to […]
Dream Country, by Shannon Gibney
Who is to blame for the conditions that are turning Kollie Flomo into someone consumed […]
House of Sand and Fog, by Andre Dubus III
Like many tragedies, House of Sand and Fog by Andre Dubus III, are full of opportunities […]