‘Destroy This House’ a weird trip down a wandering family’s memory lane
Grab a Coca-Cola, your favorite Pop-Tart, and settle in for a guided tour of an astonishing family journey…
Pictures of Life on a Christian Commune
Kate Riley’s ambitious début novel, “Ruth,” opens in 1963, the year that its protagonist, Ruth Scholl, is born…
‘The Martians’ review: A clever tale about a real craze
Talk about fake news: In 1907 a New York Times banner headline declared, “There Is Life On the…
Book Review: ‘The Body Farm’ by Abby Geni
The Body Farm by Abby Geni is a collection of stories rooted deeply in the physical. Although the…
Elizabeth Strout’s latest (an Oprah pick)
Editor’s note: The opinions of the smart, well-read women in my Denver book club mean a lot, and…
‘The Dilemmas of Working Women’ review: The inner struggles of women in Japan explored
Japan is infamous for its gender inequality. Few women occupy positions of political and corporate leadership. They overwhelmingly…
Sinister experiments and girl-power cults feature in August’s young adult titles – The Irish Times
“Saving Asha. That’s my religion. That’s my science. It’s based on love and hope and not giving up.…
A rich trove of insights – The Irish Times
Gratefully and Affectionately. Mary Lavin and The New Yorker Author: Gráinne Hurley ISBN-13: 978-1-84840-930-9 Publisher: New Island Guideline…
Bourke’s Bookshelf: ‘A tomorrow better than today’ – Brainerd Dispatch
BRAINERD — I must confess the cover of this latest read might have factored into my decision to…
Review: The Adriatic Affair: A Maritime Hit-and-Run off the Coast of Nantucket
A review of The Adriatic Affair: A Maritime Hit-and-Run off the Coast of Nantucket By Jennifer N Sellitti,…