Randy Kraft’s OC BookBlog: “Properties of Thirst” by Marianne Wiggins
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...
Read MoreFirst things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...
An exploration of two novels: Small Things Like These, by Claire Keegan and The Swimmers, by Julie Otsuka
Now and then, a novel comes on the radar that should be more widely read than it might. Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez is one. A...
Domenico Starnone writes slim fictions, a rarity given the door stop-sized novels published recently. One might call them novellas, as...
We all have to find a story to live by and live inside, or we couldn’t endure the certainty of suffering. ~ Niall Williams
In the examination of the pairing of the novels Unsettled Ground by Clair Fuller and Parakeet by Marie-Helene Bertino— just published,...
After I read Whereabouts, I picked up Happiness, As Such, by Ginzburg, a very different novel and yet, the tone, the observational...
I am discovering novels that seem to go together – not so much in content, rather in style or thematic. ...
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous...
An exploration of two novels: Small Things Like These, by Claire Keegan and The Swimmers, by Julie...
Now and then, a novel comes on the radar that should be more widely read than it might. Olga Dies...
Domenico Starnone writes slim fictions, a rarity given the door stop-sized novels published...
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...
First things first: this novel is a masterpiece, second only to Marianne Wiggins’ previous masterpiece, "Evidence of Things Unseen." If...