

Review: Bodas de sangre by Federico García Lorca (Spoiler-Free)
MADRE: ¿Tú sabes lo que es casarse, criatura? NOVIA: ( Seria. ) Lo sé. MADRE: Un hombre, unos hijos, y una pared de dos varas de ancha...
★★★★-4
Jul 19, 2025


Review: The Murders of Molly Southbourne by Tade Thompson (Spoiler-Free)
'With each failure, each insult, each wound to the psyche, we are created anew.' - Theophilus Roshodan This was fun enough to read, but...
★★★-3
Jul 16, 2025


Review: The Promised Neverland, Vol. 1 by Kaiu Shirai
Unfortunately, I always feel like manga reads like a plot outline rather than a fully fleshed-out story, so I don't think i'm intrigued...
★★★-3
Jul 12, 2025


Review: Simple Passion by Annie Ernaux, Translated by Tanya Leslie
When I went to the kitchen to get some ice, I would look up at the clock hanging above the door: 'only two more hours,' 'only one more hour,' or 'in one hour I'll be here and he'll be gone.' Astonished, I asked myself: 'Where is the present?' At only 67 pages, I'm astounded at how much impact this memoir (?) had on me. If you appreciate the candid nature of Sally Rooney (particularly her short story, "Mr Salary"), you're gonna love Annie Ernaux. Written as an account of her e
★★★★★-5
Jul 6, 2025


Review: The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown
And he came to understand how those almost mystical bonds of trust and affection, if nurtured correctly, might lift a crew above the...
★★★★★-5
Jul 6, 2025
























