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Reviews
Flash: by Christopher Bonanos
Flash offers plenty of historical dirt for the rubbernecker, but it’s also a sensitive portrait…
Surfing with Sartre: by Aaron James
James is clearly a gifted prose stylist and here offers a book for every reader,…
How to Stop Time: by Matt Haig
A timeless novel, one that feels like it could have been written 100 years ago…
How to Write an Autobiographical Novel: by Alexander Chee
Alexander Chee shows himself to be a profoundly important voice in these confoundingly divisive times.
Frankenstein in Baghdad: by Ahmed Saadawi
Frankenstein in Baghdad demonstrates how snuffing out criminality is really a way of plunging oneself…
Forest Bathing: by Qing Li
Li’s expertise is never in doubt and it ultimately saves Forest Bathing from itself.
Stream System: by Gerald Murnane
Out of monkish solitude, Murnane arranges thoughts into storylines.
Meddling Kids: by Edgar Cantero
Perfect for fans of Scooby-Doo-style camp.
The Art of American Screen Acting, 1912-1960: by Dan Callahan
The Art of American Screen Acting charts a fascinating history and development.