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Thriller Review: What Lies in the WoodsTitle: What Lies in the Woods Author: Kate Alice Marshall Source: Bought Links: Bookshop (affiliate link) | Goodreads Rating:...
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More Nonfiction About Russia: Putin CountryTitle: Putin Country: A Journey into the Real Russia Author: Anne Garrels Source: Library Links: Bookshop (affiliate link) |...
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Cozy Fiction in Review: Someone Else’s ShoesTitle: Someone Else's Shoes Author: Jojo Moyes Source: Bought Links: Bookshop (affiliate link) | Goodreads Rating: {...
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Math Nonfiction Review: ShapeTitle: Shape: The Hidden Geometry of Information, Biology, Strategy, Democracy, and Everything Else Author: Jordan Ellenberg Source:...
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Historical Biography Review: All the Kremlin’s MenTitle: All the Kremlin's Men: Inside the Court of Vladimir Putin Author: Mikhail Zygar Source: Library Links: Bookshop...
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Do You Try to Warn Readers Away From Books You Dislike?The next NY Times cultural criticism prompt that I’m writing a response to is “What Work of Art or Culture Would You...
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True Crime Review: Red NoticeTitle: Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice Author: Bill Browder Source: Library...
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Should Reviews Be Written By Professionals?As an amateur reviewer myself, I was always going to answer “no” to this question from The New York Times prompts on cultural...
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Nonfiction Review: You Look Like a Thing and I Love YouTitle: You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How Artificial Intelligence Works and Why It's Making the World a Weirder Place Author:...
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Do You Use Book Reviews to Pick Your Next Read?One of my favorite parts of blogging is reading other bloggers’ book reviews. However, I typically read reviews as they’re posted and...
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Narrative Nonfiction Review: Maybe EstherTitle: Maybe Esther: A Family Story Author: Katja Petrowskaja Source: from publisher for review Links: Bookshop (affiliate link)...
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An Update on Reading, Blogging, and LifeOh… fancy meeting you here! It’s been awhile. As a whole, 2022 was a challenging year for me and the first week of 2023 looked like...
