It's All Geek To Me!

“You should listen to me,” is the implicit argument being made by a narrator to the reader, especially a narrator who speaks as intimately a...

Station Eleven has a fun premise but a messy execution. A deadly pandemic hits Toronto and wipes out 99% of humanity. The narrative unfolds...

This memoir is narrative more than it is introspective. Having read it, I now know the darkest events that marked Jesse Thistle’s life, but ...

The author seems to have put a lot of herself in this book. Or, at least, there are some intensely intimate passages that feel so neurotic...

Losurdo’s most important intervention in this work is to reframe the idea of Western Marxism as “a product of defeat” — to borrow a phrase f...

The author is too charmed by her main character, Agnes (Anne) Hatheway. This is not uncommon in literature, but I think there are some inter...

Reading other reviews of The Metamorphosis , I am struck by how impressions of this book seems to reveal more about the reader than the au...