Book 1,101: Clock Without Hands – Carson McCullers
This was a fascinating novel, both timeless and incredibly dated. As I was reading it there were moments of incredulity […]
Book 1,101: Clock Without Hands – Carson McCullers Read Post »
This was a fascinating novel, both timeless and incredibly dated. As I was reading it there were moments of incredulity […]
Book 1,101: Clock Without Hands – Carson McCullers Read Post »
Bare with me for a moment as I go on a tangent. Recently, I’ve been obsessed with re-watching the Netflix
Book 935: Dream Boy – Jim Grimsley Read Post »
Jim Grimsley is probably one of the most depressing writers I’ve ever read, and yet I keep going back to
Book 797: My Drowning – Jim Grimsley Read Post »
So I thought I’d wrapped up with The Literary Others event after Annabel, but I realized I had time to
Book 152: The Collection – Tom Léger and Riley MacLeod (eds.) Read Post »
After putting this book off for more than a month so that it would fit within The Literary Others reading
Book 147: Other Voices, Other Rooms – Truman Capote Read Post »