While readers can probably get over a few mentions of Jodi’s work, the Q-and-A style rendition of her own therapy and references to different schools of psychological thought may make readers’ eyes gl ...
As always, DeLillo's dialogue combines impeccable colloquialism with laconic, epigrammatic deadpan.
I strongly suggest everybody to read this book - maybe it will be hard at first but it will definitely be worth it!
Some might consider the latest from Tyler . . .typically wise and charming, while others will dismiss it as cloying.
Harrison’s rococo prose fits her subject matter, but she adds little to Romanov lore while Rasputin’s story, written at arm’s length, never comes to life.
Unexpectedly entertaining...this good-hearted debut doesn’t shy away from modern cultural and religious issues, even though they ultimately prove immaterial.
The Magicians (TV Tie-In Edition)
Very dark and very scary, with no simple answers provided—fantasy for grown-ups, in other words, and very satisfying indeed.
The novel exhibits a poignant clarity as it investigates the dilemma of adult children who must become caretakers of their elderly parents, a situation Tan articulates with integrity and exemplary emp ...
Broad and brilliant as it is, though, there's an awful lot about a little here--a candy-box of a novel: more paper slots and creamy centers than something hard to bite down on.
