Finding Order In Disorder by Ishaa Vinod Chopra Genre: Memoir / Bipolar Print Length: 190 pages Amazon Reviewed by Andrea Marks-Joseph A vulnerable, valuable call to question the stigma of mental illness and live a bold life of love Finding Order in Disorder is an intimate memoir of the life and travels of Ishaa Vinod […]
An Artifice by Guy de Maupassant was published in 1882. The story explores themes of deception, manipulation, and the clever schemes people employ to achieve their goals. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. An Artifice by Guy de Maupassant An Artifice by Guy de […]
Where Eagles Fly Free by David A. Jacinto Genre: Historical Fiction / Frontier ISBN: 9798218497729 Print Length: 406 pages Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka Where dreams meet adversity, one family’s odyssey unfolds. David A. Jacinto’s Where Eagles Fly Free, the second installment in the Courageous Series, is a sweeping historical epic that chronicles the […]
The Doctrine of Recovery by Mutatis Mudandas Genre: Literary Fiction ISBN: 9798878228213 Print Length: 190 pages Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Nikolas Mavreas A work speaking powerfully against injustice The Doctrine of Recovery, written under the pen name Mutatis Mutandis, is a novel functioning as a manifesto or a manifesto in the guise of a novel. […]
In Colum McCann’s latest novel, “Twist,” we are immersed in a world where connection and disconnection intertwine like the very cables that lie beneath our oceans. At its core, this is a story about repair – both literal and metaphorical – a theme that McCann has deftly explored throughout his distinguished career. But unlike his […]
In the heart of Texas, where flat landscapes stretch endlessly toward the horizon, Amy Griffin grew up learning to run—not just as a physical activity but as a way of life. Amy Griffin’s remarkable memoir, “The Tell,” chronicles how this seemingly innocent compulsion to keep moving became her primary defense mechanism against confronting the unthinkable: […]
Indian literature is arguably one of the oldest and richest in the world. Test your knowledge of famous Indian novels and authors with our Incredible Indian Literature Quiz. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The Incredible Indian Literature Quiz QUIZ START Books Featured in […]
Seasons of Life by Susan McLeod Genre: Poetry ISBN: 9781639887118 Print Length: 52 pages Publisher: Atmosphere Press Amazon Reviewed by Addison Ciuchta A poetic collection full of the simple, joyful moments in life Comprised of 118 poems, this collection is split into four sections: Childhood, Family, Seasons of Life, and Holidays. The poems are short, […]
I’ve always been fascinated by the intersection of commerce and art, the vertex where so much that I love—pop culture, genre, and kitsch—makes its home. A prime example is the merchandising-driven show, designed mainly to pitch toys to the kids watching at home. When I was young, this was the domain of the Saturday morning […]
Ashley Audrain’s debut novel “The Push” delivers a gut-wrenching psychological thriller that burrows into your consciousness like a splinter you can’t extract. With unflinching precision, Audrain crafts a narrative that dismantles the romanticized notions of motherhood, replacing them with something far more complex and disturbing. This is not a comfortable read—nor is it meant to […]