After thoroughly enjoying The Missing Manuscript of Jane Austen and The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen, it will come as […]
Book 223: The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Brontë – Syrie James Read Post »
Although I enjoyed this book I didn’t enjoy it quite as much as James’ The Missing Manuscript of Jane Austen.
Book 222: The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen – Syrie James Read Post »
The writing in this book is quite possibly the most beautiful writing I’ve ever read. The premise of the book,
Book 200: The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas – Gertrude Stein Read Post »
I chose this novel because it has an awesome name. I had a vague idea of what the book was
Book 194: Down and Out in Paris and London – George Orwell Read Post »
Let’s start this review on a high note. It is rare that a book makes me fall in love with
Book 114: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn – Betty Smith Read Post »
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 »
“Sex everywhere: it was slopping over, a neap tide that swept the props from under the city.” (204) This quote
Book 55: Tropic of Cancer – Henry Miller Read Post »
The Berlin Stories brings together two of what Isherwood wrote while inspired by the city of Berlin. His most famous
Book 19: The Berlin Stories – Christopher Isherwood Read Post »
This novel/memoir completely surprised me. I knew of the controversy, but managed to avoid knowing anything else about the novel.
Book 7: A Million Little Pieces – James Frey Read Post »