Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”
Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”
Tag: novel
That’s What SHE Said: Lit Women Who Rock – Exploring VOX by Christina Dalcher
Silence isn’t always golden. I’m K.L. Romo — a book reviewer, novelist, and freelance writer who loves to read. I am passionate about women’s issues and the power of women’s…
Murder, Mysticism and Kinky Sex in Lineberger’s Sunday Best
Sunday Best by Ann Lineberger is a murder mystery intertwined with cultish clairvoyance and kinky sex clubs. Wealthy publishing and realty magnate Walter Bloom is found hanging naked in a barn, with only half a…
A Quest For Meaning & Moby-Dick: Review of Novel The Moby-Dick Blues by Michael Strelow
A Quest For Meaning & Moby-Dick: Review of Novel The Moby-Dick Blues by Michael Strelow
Review of On a Cold Dark Sea by Elizabeth Blackwell
Luxury Liner, Lies, and Lifeboat 21. April 15, 1912. Lifeboat 21 saves a mere 12 lives instead of the 65 it was built to hold. This is not just another…
Review of This Mournable Body – A Novel by Tsitsi Dangarembga
A tale of grief and survival set in war-wounded Zimbabwe. This is a story about Zimbabwe, a country ravaged by war. In the wake of its battle for independence, citizens…
Review of The Midnight Man by David Eric Tomlinson
In his debut novel, David Eric Tomlinson weaves basketball, law enforcement, self-realization, and the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building into a tapestry of Oklahoma culture and attitudes. The unexpected…
Review of Sunburn by Laura Lippman
In this novel that expertly blends tough, cynical, and slightly sleazy, Laura Lippman has revised the rules for classic crime noir. You can read my review featured in The…