Review: ‘No Country’ by Kalyan Ray
Ships set sail from Ireland to India; from Ireland to Canada; from Italy to America and everywhere in between, in Kalyan Ray's new epic novel, "No Country." As Ray tells...
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Review: ‘Steal the North’ by Heather Brittain Bergstrom
Love has a surprising way of changing us. It puts another's happiness over our own. It causes us to question our past and rethink our future. It can shift the...
Review: ‘Steal the North’ by Heather Brittain Bergstrom
Love has a surprising way of changing us. It puts another's happiness over our own. It causes us to question our past and rethink our future. It can shift the...
Review: ‘This Dark Road to Mercy’ by Wiley Cash
Twelve-year-old Easter Quillby's earliest memory of her father was watching him, from a distance, play baseball. When she was 9, Wade Chesterfield (she calls him "Wade," not "Dad") abandoned Easter,...
Review: ‘At Night We Walk in Circles’ by Daniel Alarcon
"We never should have revived his moribund play," playwright Henry Nuñez tells his partners in Daniel Alarcón's darkly magical novel "At Night We Walk in Circles." "Another one, perhaps, but...
Review: ‘Don’t Kiss Me’ by Lindsay Hunter
The fictional universe of Lindsay Hunter, author of the debut collection "Don't Kiss Me," is at once both repelling and mesmerizing. Written as intense bursts of flash-fiction, the stories are...
Review: ‘Chocolates for Breakfast’ by Pamela Moore
In 1956, Pamela Moore set a high bar for scandalous fiction with her debut "Chocolates for Breakfast," a harrowing coming-of-age tale tracing 15-year-old Courtney Farrell's journey from boarding school to...