Nightwatching
Review What can I say about Nightwatching other than that it is one of the better thrillers that I've read in a long time. I had been struggling with a…
The Unclean
Review African folk superstition with a heavy dose of Christian spirituality come together to form an absolutely horrifying novella about womanhood in a traditional patriarchal society. The story follows doomed…
A Thousand Splendid Suns
Review If I had to pick one word to sum up this book: it would be powerful. I thought that The Kite Runner was an emotional roller coaster, A Thousand…
A Mother’s Choice
Review Angel Van Atta writes stories that hit close to home, dealing with the difficult sacrifices of mothers and the horrors that children are subjected to because people are cruel.…
Cursed
Review I’m bummed when I end up disliking a book to a degree that I struggle to come up with much to say that doesn’t feel too critical, especially when…
Once a Courtesan
Review Once a Courtesan exceeded my expectations for what romance novels could be, there was a lot of excitement and action. Jacqueline Trouvère is the headmistress of a school that…
Book of the Future
Review Book of the Future is a cute little chapbook that came with my order of Obsolescence and I was impressed with the quality. The uneven typesetting and handwritten fonts…
The Metamorphosis
Review The Metamorphosis follows Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman who one day wakes up and finds that he has been transformed into a large insect. Before his bizarre transformation, Gregor…
The Girl Who Was Taken
Review The more secrets that were unearthed the darker everything got in ways I didn't expect and I loved it, I couldn't put this book down. This book was chilling…
HOW TO PUNCH KIDS IN BATHROOMS
Review HOW TO PUNCH KIDS IN BATHROOMS is a quirky little book of anecdotal essays with a touch of humor. This book is extremely small, consisting of only 32 pages…