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A Summer of Death & Joy

A Summer of Death & Joy

Joyland by Stephen King - A Review. When it comes to author Stephen King, really, what’s left to say? The man is a literary powerhouse, and his stories will be forever engrained into our collective psyche. Whether it’s the axe-wielding Jack Torrance of The Shining or the child-eating…

The Speaking of Tongues

The Speaking of Tongues

Glossolalia - A Review. History is full of powerful figures, but the lives and impacts of the ordinary people around them is often over looked. This is not the case in Glossolalia, a collection of poems from Marita Dachsel. Dachsel transports her audience back in time to the…

Does Anyone Know the Score?

Does Anyone Know the Score?

What's the Score - A Review. I admit it – I don’t get it. There’s a wonderful tone to David McFadden’s What’s the Score?, and it’s philosophically evocative, and some of its individual lines are striking. But I’m not sure that I know what any of it’s really…

The Billion Year Itch

The Billion Year Itch

Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape - A Review. Have you ever seen…

Dirty Bookish Scoundrels

Dirty Bookish Scoundrels

Literary Rogues - A ReviewAndrew Shaffer’s Literary Rogues – A Scandalous History of Wayward Authors is a deliciously naughty bit…

Otters, Emotions, and Self-Help

Otters, Emotions, and Self-Help

I hate self-help books. Something about the chapter titles and the snappy lists makes my teeth feel plaque-y.…

The Ramblings of a Clean Tramp

The Ramblings of a Clean Tramp

I Dreamed I was a Very Clean Tramp by Richard Hell - A Review. Rock memoirs tend to…

I am Susan, Hear me Roar

I am Susan, Hear me Roar

Desperately Seeking Susans - A Review. Taking its title from the 1985 movie about a housewife who gets…

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