George Saunders Astonishes with His First Novel ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’
A review of the prolific short-story writer’s debut novel.
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Coming of Age in ‘West Virginia’
We all know that coming of age stories are a bit overdone these days—particularly those set in New York City. But don’t be hasty.
Fantasy Finds a New Heroine in ‘The Fate of the Tearling’
As November ticks away towards winter and we look for the right stack of books hunker down with, The Fate of the Tearing is a good place to start. It is binge-worthy high fantasy—perfect for those long winter nights when you don’t want to leave your couch blanket nest.
Michael Chabon Flirts with Truth and Lies in ‘Moonglow’
Michael Chabon is in top-form with Moonglow, in which a grandfather, in his final days, recounts many untold stories to his grandson regarding the tumultuous and sentimental days of his life.
Meet Addie Wyatt, the “Patron Saint” of Black Female Activists
If one were to imagine a patron saint for activists whose fight for justice has been sustained by an abiding faith, one might turn to Reverend Addie Wyatt.
In ‘Shutter,’ Photographs Only Tell Part of the Story
‘Shutter’ is another wonderfully chilling young-adult mystery from Laurie Faria Stolarz that explores the romantic tension between truth and fallacy.
