Tags : “literary fiction”

Marriages, deaths, and war: the al-Jawad family saga concludes in the final book of the Cairo Trilogy.

Review in Books — by Jeruen Dery — on May 15, 2012

A gripping tale of the evils of a complacent society and a fight for redemption against the tribulations of intolerance.

Review in Books — by The Dirty Lowdown — on May 07, 2012

Nobel Prize winner's new novel describes life in a Soviet labor camp

Review in Books — by Jack Goodstein — on May 05, 2012

The novellas, short stories, and poems of Dadaoism celebrate the provocateurs and poets who are "always writing with words but never writing the word itself."

Review in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Apr 30, 2012

New release Helen Keller in Love — focusing on Keller's romantic entanglement at age 37 — is sure to provoke controversy.

Review in Books — by Holly Weiss — on Apr 25, 2012

A collection that celebrates stillness and reflection, man's relationship with his environment, and the simultaneous beauty and pathos in each moment.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Apr 22, 2012

The Second Tour explores the full range of the human condition, from ultimate altruism to ultimate evil.

Review in Books — by Joseph Yurt — on Apr 21, 2012

An ordinary book about Daisy Flett, an ordinary woman who led an ordinary life.

Review in Books — by Jeruen Dery — on Apr 17, 2012

Dancing on Broken Glass: A definite tear-jerker. An enthusiastic thumbs up.

Review in Books — by Joanne Huspek — on Apr 10, 2012

A teen girl takes a soldier captive for an insidious and often sweet ensnarement that is alternatingly tangled web and tender trap.

Review in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Apr 02, 2012