Over the past two years I’ve been enjoying the pleasures of East Asian books. There’s something about the writing style that speaks to me, and Convenience Store Woman by Japanese author Sayaka Murata continues this trend. What fascinates me about this book
Ever since I read Snow Crash, I knew I wanted to read more of Neal Stephenson’s work. Deciding which book to read next was the hard part, because quite frankly, the size of his books scare me. Stephenson is known to write
One of the best books I enjoyed last year was Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, so much so that I even wrote an article singing its praises. What made me love Bardugo’s style is how she crafted her characters. Everything about
On our latest edition of the Redital BookCast, Dana Abercrombie and I give our non-spoiler review of the You TV show that is now available on Netflix. The TV show is an adaptation of a novel of the same name, written by
The Fat Cat in the Red Hat Runs for Office is a picture book written by Barron John and illustrated by Daniel Irala. The book is a satirical take on the events leading up to Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election.
After reading Haruki Murakami’s Men Without Women short story collection, I knew he was one of the elite living authors of our time. This immediately made me want to pick up more of his work and I eventually settled on Sputnik Sweetheart.
Continuing on with their best of year lists, the editors at New York Times have now curated their list of The 10 Best Books of 2018. The list is made up of both fiction and non-fiction books. New York Times’ The 10
The editors of the New York Times has curated a list of the 100 notable books of 2018. The list is comprised of fiction, poetry and non-fiction books. With PBS’ The Great American Read, it’s been a year of important lists in
