I’ve found myself reaching for two types of booktube videos lately–day/week-in-the-life-style reading vlogs and stand-alone reviews. I’m craving the soothing … More
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Bang by Daniel Peña
Uli and Cuauhtémoc are brothers in Harlingen, Texas and one night flying a crop duster on a joyride, they crash … More
After the Carnage by Tara June Winch
I really enjoyed the breadth of the collection, and think it’s strength is in how complete, unique, and encompassing each … More
Connections Across Literature–A Balm In (Literal) Isolation
Amidst everything happening in the world, I’ve been finding respite more and more within the pages of what I’m reading. … More
Final Check-In | Miles Franklin Literary Award 2020
I got to all but one of the titles on this year’s #MFLA2020 shortlist—if you’d like a little more on … More
What #AusLit Fiction is on My (Mostly Virtual) Shelf
I have been loving the Australian fiction recent releases that I’ve been picking up lately, and have a few that … More
#AusLit Roundup – March, April, May 2020
The last few months have been a bit of a blur with the pandemic, and while I don’t want to … More
#AusLit Roundup – February 2020
With the announcement of the Stella Prize Longlist on 6 February, I now have a list of new-to-me Australian titles … More
#ReadSoulLit Recommendations
Didi of Brown Girl Reading is hosting a photo challenge for Black History Month (February here in the US) over … More
Cherry Beach by Laura McPhee-Browne
CHERRY BEACH is an upcoming debut novel by Melbourne writer Laura McPhee-Browne, out 4 February in Australia. Told from the … More
