The Pulitzer Prize Winner September 20, 2024September 20, 2024Vicki Smith 0 A review of the two memoirs by Frank McCourt; “Angela’s Ashes” and “Tis.” These were moving accounts of his upbringing in Limerick, Ireland. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Sex, Fascism, and So Forth September 20, 2024September 20, 2024Robert Boucheron 0 A book review of Master Lovers from the small press Outpost 19 in San Francisco. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Modernist Poetry September 20, 2024September 20, 2024Colin Ian Jeffery 0 Modernist literature is characterized by a break with traditions of literary subjects, forms, concepts and styles. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Profiles in Honesty June 20, 2024September 20, 2024Robert Boucheron 0 A book review of Writers and Missionaries, by Adam Shatz. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Not my circus, not my monkeys March 20, 2024June 20, 2024JB Polk 0 Visiting the fascinating world of idioms and expressions and how they convey dozens of cultural subtleties and concepts. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
A freelance journalist’s take on transitioning to dystopian fiction writing March 20, 2024June 20, 2024Philip Finkelstein 1 The dystopian genre has produced some of history’s most iconic books, like Nineteen Eighty-Four and Brave New World… Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
The Whole Wide World March 20, 2024June 20, 2024Vicki Smith 0 A review of The Whole Wide World. I was surprised that my sister did not like it all, so I tried to examine why it impacted me so much. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
House of Hunger/Book Review December 20, 2023March 20, 2024Lexi Kent-Monning 0 Lexi Kent-Monning’s book review of House of Hunger by Uzodinma Okehi. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Stories from the Darp December 20, 2023March 20, 2024Robert Boucheron 0 A review of Pinching Zwieback, stories by Mitchell Toews. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
From A Candle To A Flame To A Wildfire Of Hope September 20, 2023December 20, 2023Chitra Gopalakrishnan 0 This is a review of Mehreen Ahmed’s novel, Incandescence published by Impspired Magazine, UK and written by Chitra Gopalakrishnan. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
The Corner Store September 20, 2023December 20, 2023Robert Boucheron 1 A local landmark, a collection of antique merchandising gear, and what Tuffer Gibson calls his baby, that’s the Corner Store. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Review of Motherthing by Ainslie Hogarth September 20, 2023December 20, 2023Ryan Tan 0 A review of Ainslie Hogarth’s Motherthing, a New York Times Best Book of the Year. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
On “Writing What You Know” When You Can’t Write About Yourself June 20, 2023September 21, 2023Michael McClleland 0 “Write what you know” is common writing advice. But how do we make this mean something and make it a part of our own writing? Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Jean Paul June 20, 2023September 21, 2023Robert Boucheron 0 One of literature’s great eccentrics, Jean Paul was popular in Germany in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Problematic Pollock: Why is he painting on the rug? June 20, 2023September 21, 2023Peter Dellolio 0 Exploring some of the ways in which cultural history has glorified Pollock’s work and turned it into a monolithic iconic entity. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...
Eyes on the Prize June 20, 2023September 21, 2023Ed Staskus 0 Before there was transgender there was One-Eyed Charley. Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailMoreLinkedInRedditPocketTelegramPinterestWhatsAppTumblrPrintMastodonNextdoorLike this:Like Loading...