By Maria Gainza; Ingram Publisher Services, April 2019 In reading Maria Gainza’s highly original new book, Optic Nerve, I was reminded of a quote I came across recently by Joan Miró: “You can look...
By Taylor Jenkins Reid; Random House, March 2019 Before the internet and social media made it impossible to hide anything you’ve ever done, being famous involved an often impervious layer of...
By Josephine Wilson; Tin House Books, November 2018 Extinctions, the newest novel by Josephine Wilson, is a fascinating book. Most times, when reading a story, you get a sense of an author’s...
By Kate Mascarenhas; Crooked Lane Books, February 2019 It was with quite a bit of excitement going in that I picked up Kate Mascarenhas’ upcoming novel, The Psychology of Time Travel, mainly because...
By Joyce Carol Oates; Ecco, November 2018 While doing research for this review, I came across an old article from The Guardian about Joyce Carol Oates that said “nearly every review of an Oates...
By Tana French; Viking, October 2018 In her 2012 blog post entitled, “Why Teaching Equality Hurts Men,” author Roz Meadows made this entirely prescient statement: “Never having experienced...