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Bonnie writes about books every Thursday at Fourth-Rate Reader, about everything else at Signifying Nothing, and sometimes she resorts to pictures. She lives in Toronto.
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This left me unsatisfied, like eating a tuna fish sandwich when what you really wanted was a cheeseburger.
There is a sense that Dylan is creating his own mythology or, perhaps more accurately, adding to that which already exists.
With a good book, you can't see the trees for the forest. Bastard Out of Carolina is a dense wood indeed.
A book so tightly packed with information that it threatens to burst: Aslan zooms through history as though he were a getaway driver.
This is a movie about accepting your demons, not about battling with them.
With the approach of The End, some thoughts on The Beatrice Letters, and the Series of Unfortunate Events in general.
By choosing to draw this world so specifically into his, Sawyer urges us to imagine what this world will become.
It breaks my heart to think that there is no place for a friendly man, his puppet friends, crafts, songs, drawings, and dress-up.
Maureen Dowd is searching for gender equality, truth in politics, and the perfect lipstick.
Skeptcism, humour, and science make Mary Roach's look at post-mortem existence a supernaturally lively book.
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