Here Comes a Book Rant
A review/rant about Bianca Marais’ novel If You Want to Make God Laugh, an unintentionally offensive story about three women in post-apartheid South Africa. … More Here Comes a Book Rant
A review/rant about Bianca Marais’ novel If You Want to Make God Laugh, an unintentionally offensive story about three women in post-apartheid South Africa. … More Here Comes a Book Rant
I’ve been sitting on this review for a while now because I keep turning it over and over in my head, and to be brutally honest, I’m trying to decide how much I actually like this book. Published in 1978, Dancer From the Dance is a perfect encapsulation of the gay subculture that thrived in … More My Deep Dive into Dancer from the Dance
Here are some LGBT+ focused books that I think everyone should read. … More Essential Queer Reads
Just in time for Pride Month, here are the LGBT+ books on my TBR pile. Need a book from a queer author or featuring queer life? This may help. … More My LGBTQI Reading List
A look at my reading month for May 2019. … More Reading Wrap-Up for May 2019
A look at my reading month for April 2019. … More Reading Wrap-Up for April 2019
Laila Lalami’s intricate new novel follows a family in the wake of the patriarch’s sudden death in a hit and run accident. … More Life, Death, and Family: The Other Americans, by Laila Lalami
Here are the Pulitzer Prize winners for fiction that I rank among the worst. … More My Least Favorite Pulitzer Prize Winners for Fiction
Here are my favorite novels and short story collections that have won a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. … More My Favorite Pulitzer Prize Winners for Fiction
The Pultizer Prizes for 2018 will be announced on April 15, so I thought it would be fun to take a look at the field and try to do the impossible: predict the book that will win for fiction. There have been a lot of left-field winners in the history of the prize, so if … More Predicting the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction