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The Foreboding Story of “The Vegetarian”

Stuart Cremer
November 13, 2024

“Say Nothing” Says Everything in Account of Ireland’s Troubles

Allison Schneider, Managing Editor
October 23, 2024

The Personal Accounts of a Marsh Girl: A Novel on Solitude and the 1950s South

Cierra Rogers-Nervo, Contributing Writer
October 9, 2024

Patti Smith’s Guide to New York City (And Life)

Sophia Yoerks, Contributing Writer
October 2, 2024

One Reality With Two Moons: Haruki Murakami’s “1Q84”

Frances Schnepff, Multimedia Director Emeritus
September 11, 2024

Emma Cline’s Latest Novel: An Ode to Womanhood

Ava Pastore, Contributing Writer
March 20, 2024

“The House in the Cerulean Sea” is Entertaining For All

Caitlin Wong, Contributing Writer
March 13, 2024

Go to Oxbridge & Get a Job: Natasha Brown’s “Assembly”

Frances Schnepff, Multimedia Director Emeritus
March 13, 2024

Sisterhood of the Travelling Bookstore

Ava Carreiro, Digital Producer Emeritus
March 13, 2024

Donna Tartt’s World of the Intellectual Elite in The Secret History

Libby Frumento, Contributing Writer
February 21, 2024

A Trip to Old Moscow for Only $15.99

Lusa Holmstrom, Contributing Writer
February 14, 2024

Sarah J. Maas’ Books Are More Than Just Romance Novels

Lillian Verdi, Contributing Writer
February 7, 2024

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