Author: LindaL

“There are few records, at least authoritative ones, of Mollie’s existence during this period. No […]

The Fire Next Time is a 1963 book comprised of two essays: MY DUNGEON SHOOK: […]

The Echota family, of Cherokee heritage, is trying to navigate modern American life while dealing […]

“Had it not been for the sage hens, he would have died in a matter […]

It’s a page-turner. It’s a modern take on an old-style mystery. It’s about wealthy people […]

“To deal in double meanings and insinuations of any sort was quite foreign to his […]

“It’s Florida. Everyone’s strange. They shouldn’t be jerks on top of it.” (p. 23). CROOKED […]

Crass, irreverent, and sometimes vulgar, but brutally honest essays by Samantha Irby are contained in […]

“She grows up fascinated by the hands of others, drawn always to touch them, to […]

I haven’t read a book of poems in quite some time. When I saw this […]