The Haunting of Hill House
Review Hill House is suffocatingly atmospheric, illiciting an intense feeling of isolation–the house is buried in hills far away from the nearest town. The house’s architecture is imperfect, the crookedness…
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave
Review What blows my mind about this meoir is how incredibly readable and accessible it is, considering the fact that it was written over a century ago. Frederick Douglass was…
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Review Winston is our everyman, a middle-aged average male living under the heel of a totalitarian regime. His work is bland, his food is bland, his everyday routine is bland.…
The Most Dangerous Game
Review Thriller stories that revolve around hunters are quickly becoming one of my favorite flavors of the genre. The quiet and eerie forests, the constant danger, it's an action-packed subgenre…