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Loneliness, secrets, and existential dread in Elizabeth Strout’s The Things We Never Say
Strout delivers a touching portrait of the human condition, closely interrogating some of our deepest feelings and touching on the…
Fatima Bhutto’s memoir is a raw and devastating account of toxic love, loss, and reclaiming a life
Grief, bad love, and a Jack Russell terrier — Bhutto’s debut memoir is at times difficult to read and even…
Isabel Klee’s debut memoir parallels fostering rescue dogs with dating in your 20s
Isabel Klee moved to New York in her 20s, took a job photographing dogs, and ended up fostering rescue animals…
The plot thickens, but the execution thins in Mad Mabel
Although the novel’s core premise had potential, the work was plagued by numerous flaws that were impossible to overlook
Susannah Fullerton’s latest work traces the world, literature, and humanity through feline companionship
In under 250 pages, Fullerton pens new biographies for some of the world’s most renowned authors and thinkers… through their…
Past and present collide in Claire Lynch’s A Family Matter
Adopting a spare, concise style — which several reviews have likened to Ernest Hemingway — Lynch proves that fleeting familial…
Belle Burden’s Strangers is a memoir about a marriage ending and what society expects of the woman left behind
Burden examines society’s expectations to remain discreet and composed in the face of betrayal, while questioning why men can walk…
Michael Easter’s The Comfort Crisis is a reality check on modern convenience
The book takes a back-to-basics approach, moving away from the abundant comfort of modern life and toward the physical hardships…
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