Reviews

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• Ann Powers' Good Booty Shines a Light on Race and Sex in American MusicRating7.8August 17, 2017  |  1:33pmAugust 17, 2017Emmet Penney
• Ladee Hubbard Imagines a Superpower-Enhanced "Talented Tenth" in The Talented RibkinsRating8.0August 8, 2017  |  1:48pmAugust 8, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• The Protagonist in Linnea Hartsuyker's The Half-Drowned King Deserves to Be StabbedRating6.0August 3, 2017  |  5:14pmAugust 3, 2017Jason Rhode
• Adam Sternbergh Delivers Witness Protection with a Speculative Twist in The BlindsRating9.1August 2, 2017  |  4:34pmAugust 2, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• Sarah Hall's New Story Collection, Madame Zero, Is Haunting and ExtraordinaryRating9.0July 26, 2017  |  3:22pmJuly 26, 2017Bridey Heing
• Roger Steffens Weaves the Oral History of Bob Marley in So Much Things to SayRating8.0July 13, 2017  |  5:02pmJuly 13, 2017Jason Rhode
• Rachel Khong Finds the Humor in Loss in Her Debut Novel Goodbye, VitaminRating8.5July 13, 2017  |  3:25pmJuly 13, 2017Bradley Babendir
• A Child's Murder by Police Ignites Brian Platzer's Bed-Stuy Is BurningRating7.7July 11, 2017  |  4:53pmJuly 11, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• In Ashley Shelby's South Pole Station, a Climate Change Denier Rocks Antarctica's Research CommunityRating6.0July 6, 2017  |  4:40pmJuly 6, 2017B. David Zarley
• In Off the Cliff, Becky Aikman Talks Thelma & Louise While Tackling Hollywood's MisogynyRating8.6June 30, 2017  |  9:05amJune 30, 2017Jason Rhode
• Daryl Gregory Serves Up Psychics, Mobsters and Mid-'90s Malaise in SpoonbendersRating8.0June 29, 2017  |  4:00pmJune 29, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• Seven Stones to Stand or Fall Is a Fun Treat for Outlander FansRating7.0June 28, 2017  |  1:48pmJune 28, 2017Keri Lumm
• Christopher Bollen's The Destroyers Is a Masterful Literary ThrillerRating9.2June 27, 2017  |  3:40pmJune 27, 2017B. David Zarley
• Anne Helen Petersen's Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud Examines the Sexist Paradox Facing "Unruly Women"Rating8.5June 20, 2017  |  3:49pmJune 20, 2017Bridey Heing
• Peter Brannen’s The Ends of the World Just Might Help Us Save ItRating7.0June 14, 2017  |  3:46pmJune 14, 2017Emmet Martin Penney
• A Mythological Beast Haunts a Village in Sarah Perry's The Essex SerpentRating9.0June 9, 2017  |  2:00pmJune 9, 2017Bridey Heing
• A Musician Struggles to Record a Final Album in Don Lee's Lonesome Lies Before UsRating7.5June 8, 2017  |  4:25pmJune 8, 2017Eric Swedlund
• In Erin Kelly's Thriller He Said/She Said, an Eclipse Hides a Violent CrimeRating7.6June 7, 2017  |  4:41pmJune 7, 2017B. David Zarley
• Tristan Donovan's It's All A Game Offers a Thorough History of Board GamesRating7.0May 30, 2017  |  12:33pmMay 30, 2017Jason Rhode
• Come for the Chills, Stay for the Characters in J. Robert Lennon's Broken RiverRating8.8May 18, 2017  |  12:11pmMay 18, 2017Pete Mercer