Tag: #books

• NetGalley Review: Foreign Fruit by Katie Goh

  Foreign Fruit by Katie Goh is an outstanding book. I was expecting a microhistory about oranges, or citrus fruit as… Read more.

• NetGalley Review: Murder Ballads by Katy Horan

  Murder Ballads by Katy Horan is a treat for fans of Dark Folklore and Gothic themes (that’s a gruesome way… Read more.

• NetGalley Review: Mother, Creature, Kin

  Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder’s beautiful book Mother, Creature, Kin brings to mind the essays of Barbara Kingsolver and Rebecca Solnit, and Diane… Read more.

• Net Gallay & Querencia Review: Tomatoes Beverley

  Some of the poems in Alix Perry’s collection Tomatoes Beverly flow beautifully, creating scenes in the mind’s eye. Others are… Read more.

• NetGalley Review: Good Grief by Brianna Pastor

  “unconditional love lets you cry flowers” ~Brianna Pastor Brianna Pastor’s collection “Good Grief” is a jewel of a book. Her… Read more.

• NetGalley Reivew: Songs from Fern’s Pond

  This read very much like a writer telling a story based on true events. The prose poems were thoughtfully written… Read more.

• NetGalley Review: Uncredited by Allison Tyra

  “Uncredited: Women’s Overlooked, Misattributed, and Stolen Work” by Allison Tyra is an excellent book. She names and credits literally hundreds… Read more.

• Net Galley Review: Permission by Elissa Altman

  In Permission, memoirist Elissa Altman asks “Who has the right to tell a family’s story? Who “owns” a family’s history?… Read more.

• New Beginnings & my March TBR

  Somehow it is March. This month will see the change of the season as we finally (!) move into spring.… Read more.

• Goodreads Challenge!

  Slightly delayed, but we are still in January for about eight more hours, so…Goodreads Challenge update! Last year I managed… Read more.