If I were to write a novel, I assume it would be something like this one, somewhat scatter-brained, somewhat genius […]
Book 59: Him, Her, Him Again, The End of Him – Patricia Marx Read Post »
What a fun novel! I was not expecting much as I purchased this in the Kindle sale a few weeks
Book 58: What Would Jane Austen Do? – Laurie Brown Read Post »
This was a so-so read. I wasn’t really sure what to expect, but I remember when it first hit the
Book 57: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies – Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith Read Post »
What a stark contrast to Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer. I’m not sure if this is because a woman wrote
Book 56: Slammerkin – Emma Donoghue Read Post »
First, I want to share that this book is staying on my shelf to re-read again and again. Emma Donoghue
Book 53: Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha – Roddy Doyle Read Post »
This is the story of Billy Argos, the boy detective. The way the book is put together is fascinating and
Book 52: The Boy Detective Fails – Joe Meno Read Post »
I’m not sure how to review this book. I’m surprised I’ve not heard more about it, but simultaneously not in
Book 51: The Finkler Question – Howard Jacobson Read Post »
Bastard Out of Carolina is the story of Ruth Anne “Bone” Cartwright. It’s a story about survival and about perseverance.
Book 50: Bastard Out of Carolina – Dorothy Allison Read Post »
[For an updated response from when I re-read the book in 2016, click here.] The Warlock is the fifth book (plus
Book 49: The Warlock – Michael Scott Read Post »