Book Review
“Through Nell, Idlewild assures the reader that while it might not be okay at present, someday it can be. It can be. Being queer is being queer enough.” On the blog, Lucy Curtis reviews James Frankie Thomas’ Idlewild (Overlook Press, 2023).
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“When We Were Sisters is a remarkable story about sisterhood, trauma, and grief. To turn its pages is like turning the whole ocean apart, finding pieces of itself in the debris.” On the blog, Harsimran Kaur reviews Fatimah Asghar’s When We Were Sisters (Penguin Random House, 2022).
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“Levin has a knack for writing characters I would despise if I met them at a party but whose pursuits in this novel I followed attentively.” On the blog, Sophie Allen reviews Adam Levin’s Mount Chicago (Doubleday Books, 2022).
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“The lasting connections forged between strangers is a recurring theme of Life Among the Terranauts, a running thread that binds the brief narratives of everyday life.” On the blog, Eliza Browning reviews Caitlin Horrock’s Life Among the Terranauts (Little, Brown, 2021).
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