Book 937: Burn Rate – Andy Dunn
When someone in the marketing department at the publisher reached out about this because I’d positively reviewed David Chang’s Eat […]
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When someone in the marketing department at the publisher reached out about this because I’d positively reviewed David Chang’s Eat […]
Book 937: Burn Rate – Andy Dunn Read Post »
I forgot how beautiful this novel is. That’s not surprising considering it’s been over a decade since I read it
Book 792: Hallucinating Foucault – Patricia Duncker Read Post »
This was a good story. It’s probably better than I’m giving it credit for, but that’s the way it goes
Book 683: The Gravity of Us – Phil Stamper Read Post »
I don’t want to generalize these books, but I know that’s what my response is going to sound like. Perhaps
Book 463: Drawn Together – Leah Pearlman Read Post »
I had no idea who Steven Gaines was and after reading this, I don’t have that much more of an
Book 457: One of These Things First – Steven Gaines Read Post »
I would never have selected this book to read for a few reasons: it’s nonfiction; it’s a memoir/autobiography; it’s set
Book 439: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight – Alexandra Fuller Read Post »
The bad news is that the trilogy is finally over. I read this book in less than 48 hours and even
Book 430: The Magician’s Land (The Magicians #3) – Lev Grossman Read Post »
For our second book in our year of biography/autobiography/memoir books someone chose Kim Gordon’s Girl In A Band. It’s a look back
Book 428: Girl In A Band – Kim Gordon Read Post »
I finally got this one from the library and I’m on hold for the final book, the bf bought it
Book 427: The Magician King (The Magicians #2) – Lev Grossman Read Post »