Do you have any books lying around that you keep intending to read once the time is...
Books
I realize the idea is to not discuss current events due to how morbid things have...
Quarantine reading gives a moment to consider the literature of pandemics past
A book about an Ojibwe woman's path of revenge- following a longer digression about "representation" in fiction.
You tell me you didn’t have a feminist icon until Wonder Woman, Millennials? I give you Scarlett...
Gone Girl, unlike many other wildly popular books that are terrible but got turned into movies anyway,...
Despite the seemingly dry subject matter, it’s super hot. Pride and Prejudice sizzles inasmuch as something first...
Since Valentine’s Day is looming on the horizon yet again, I decided to reread several of my...
Our minds are messy places. This novel takes you into the very nervous mind of an Ohio...
Fifty Shades of Grey was a terrible & dangerous book that normalized toxic attitudes about sex. Kushiel’s...
How much more satisfying might a romance be if you could see yourself there, not just a...
This time I’m actually reading GOOD romances instead of trashy ones.It’s a lot of work, and do...
A friend's favorite book from last year, which describes a terrorist attack that either happened or did...
Christmas is a time for weird encounters and uncanny happenings.
On a recommendation from a local poet, I have started reading the short stories of an American...
Harry Potter, both on screen and in the books, is also about the many iterations of motherhood,...
Murukami also reminds one of Kafka or Lynch in that he leaves many of his mysteries open...
It did surprise me how much I did not know about the Spanish Civil War. It’s as...
Moving out after a breakup delayed me from posting on time about this biographical history of a...
A lively trip around the world to compare how different cultures bring out their dead.
