How The Modern Author Defines Girlhood and “The Marriage Portrait”
Maggie O’Farrell’s novel is beautifully written fictional account of the life of Lucrezia de’ Medici, but how does it fit into our modern notions of feminist literature?
“Rules of Civility”: A Post-Depression New York City Tale
“Rules of Civility” is Amor Towles’ first and lesser-known novel, but remains a captivating read, rich in characters and atmosphere. The novel’s success gave Towles the platform to produce bestsellers “A Gentleman in Moscow” and “The Lincoln Highway.”
“Some People Need Killing” Review: A Filipino Journalist’s Call For Justice
The nonfiction memoir about contemporary politics in the Philippines unwinds the complex political atmosphere of the Philippines' war on drugs, and the journalist's subtle demand for the humanization and justice of its victims.
A Girlie Girl’s Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy: “Iron Widow” Review
Xiran Jay Zhao sets out to create a technological and fantastical world to explore feminine rage unapologetically. The result was a fast-paced thrill ride that made for an entertaining read.
Reviewing Three 2023 Bestsellers
Here are three books to add to your reading list this winter.
A Ghostly Gay Romance For the Ages: “Cemetery Boys” Review
“Cemetery Boys” offers the perfect story for the spooky season as well as a properly bone-chilling romance mystery.
Burdens and Bounties in the “Beautiful Country”: Book Review
The 2021 memoir, “Beautiful Country,” tells the story of author Qian Julie Wang as she navigated her childhood in New York City as an illegal immigrant.
Success tips from a Multi Millionaire for YOU!
Have you ever wanted to find a book that would teach you all the necessary tips for personal and professional success?
Opinion: The Controversy on The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
A discussion on whether schools should read this book, despite its offensive content.
