Class and Conversations in “We Need To Talk”
A review of Jennifer Risher’s memoir, “We Need To Talk: A Memoir About Wealth”
Category: Reviews
Finding the Fault Lines of American Society in “Carry”
Our review of Toni Jensen’s new memoir, “Carry: A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land.”
Obsession and Alternate Realities in “Red Pill”
A review of Hari Kunzru’s new novel, “Red Pill.”
Belonging and metaphysical horror in “That Time of Year”
A review of Marie Ndiaye’s new book, “That Time of Year.”
Marginalization and Magic in “Master of Poisons”
A review of Andrea Hairston’s “Master of Poisons”.
Incorrigible Passion in “Furia”
A review of Yamile Saied Méndez’s new book, “Furia.”
Women Resurrected in Léger’s Triptych
For Dorothy Project, Natalie Léger recovers women’s voices in her triptych: Exposition, Suite for Barbara Loden, and The White Dress.
Generational Trauma and Reconciliation in “Transcendent Kingdom”
A review of Yaa Gyasi’s sophomore novel, “Transcendent Kingdom”.
Storytelling is Power in “A Girl is a Body of Water”
A review of Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi’s new book, “A Girl is a Body of Water.”
Histories and Horrors Endure in “The Bass Rock”
In the opening pages of Evie Wyld’s third novel, The Bass Rock, Viv notes: “Somewhere, out in the darkness, IContinue Reading
