Book 372: Not Gay – Jane Ward
“Straight boys and men, I believe, already have all of the information and proclivities they need to manufacture situations that
Book 372: Not Gay – Jane Ward Read Post »
“Straight boys and men, I believe, already have all of the information and proclivities they need to manufacture situations that
Book 372: Not Gay – Jane Ward Read Post »
I had a vague idea these adaptations existed, but I’d never encountered one in the wild until I read Jane Austen:
Book 371: Pride & Prejudice (Marvel Illustrated) – Nancy Butler & Hugo Petrus Read Post »
What a journey! I don’t know what I was thinking waiting this long to read this novel. It’s been sitting
Book 370: Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell – Susanna Clark Read Post »
I understand how important this work is, you know, history and stuff (hello sarcasm), but there is no need for the
Book 369: Symposium – Plato Read Post »
Going into Ayn Rand’s Anthem I had very little “real” knowledge of her, her writing or her politics. Everything I know
Book 368: Anthem – Ayn Rand Read Post »
There are a couple of reasons I sought out this book and read it earlier than I thought I would.
Book 367: The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up – Marie Kondo Read Post »
What a charmingly cute chapter book! I read this book for Episode 7 of Come Read with Me and it
Book 366: The Adventures of Captain Underpants – Dav Pilkey Read Post »
I’m not sure what it is about Brontë fan-fiction, but they’re just not as whimsical as the Austen fan-fiction. Looking
Book 365: The Brontë Project – Jennifer Vandever Read Post »
There seem to be two types of self-help/reflection books that are making huge impacts on the book selling industry these
Book 364: Burn After Writing – Sharon Jones Read Post »