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This collection of stories is linked thematically by the writers' exploration of Ricordi: the impetus...
The Death of Andre Breton is fiction which reads like a detective novel. The suspense,...
Ouellette-Michalska's feminism is subtle. She understands that repression imprisons men as well as women ......
In this postmodern novel about shifting views of history, a young journalist covering the visit...
Centered around a young high school teacher, The King of the Sea Monkeys is a...
Lydia's life is a long cultivation of the absurd, the rude and what was once called the deviant, more commonly referred to nowadays as the crackpot. She's worth reading if only for the relief one feels after the book slips from the hands. Ultimately the girl is a lot of fun if you take her seriously as she expects you to.
