Overwhelming in the Best Way
A review of 'Freedom House' by KB Brookins.
The Search for Cultural Identity
A review of Nick Medina's debut novel 'Sisters of the Lost Nation.'
There’s Darkness in All of Us
A review of Megan Miranda's latest book 'The Only Survivors,' a double mystery with an overshadowing sense of dread.
A Willingness to Take Flight
'Big Fish' author Daniel Wallace's latest book is a nonfiction account of the death of his larger-than-life brother-in-law.
Lessons in Role Reversal
A review of Meagan Jennett's 'You Know Her,' a bone-chilling novel challenging old narratives.
Parallels Between Time
A review of Cheryl A. Head's 'Time's Undoing,' a "searing" novel based on her own family history.
Ornaments of Memory: A Review of ‘Mirrors and Other Reflections’ by David Armand
Louisiana native David Armand's new book is a collection of essays that shares brief snapshots of his life after being adopted.
The Beautiful Horror of Girlhood: A Review of Dizz Tate’s ‘Brutes’
Brutes is a coming-of-age story about a group of 13-year-old girls living in Falls Landing, Florida.
Family Therapy in a Purple Convertible: A Review of ‘A Thousand Miles to Graceland’ by Kristen Mei Chase
"So when I decided to take Mama on her epic road trip of a lifetime, I figured it would hurt at first, but then I’d come back to a fresh start." - Kristin Mei Chase
A Struggle for Humanity: Lark Ascending, Dystopia and Grief
Kentucky-born bestselling author Silas House's latest novel, 'Lark Ascending,' warns us of a seemingly near-dystopian future.
