Reviews

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• 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
• Jonathan Gould’s Otis Redding: An Unfinished Life Gets Redding RightRating9.0May 17, 2017  |  4:34pmMay 17, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• Puk Damsgård's The ISIS Hostage Examines the Horror of an Irregular WarRating8.0May 12, 2017  |  12:48pmMay 12, 2017B. David Zarley
• In Jim Al-Khalili's Aliens, Scientists Discuss the Search for Extraterrestrial LifeRating8.0May 11, 2017  |  5:21pmMay 11, 2017Jason Rhode
• In Jo Nesbø's The Thirst, Detective Harry Hole Tracks a Twisted KillerRating9.0May 10, 2017  |  3:56pmMay 10, 2017Eric Swedlund
• The Good, the Bad and the Hilariously Filthy: Priestdaddy by Patricia LockwoodRating9.5May 4, 2017  |  1:46pmMay 4, 2017Bridey Heing
• Feral, By The Purge Screenwriter James DeMonaco and B.K. Evenson, Fails as a Horror NovelRating4.0April 7, 2017  |  4:06pmApril 7, 2017B. David Zarley
• Taylor Brown's Prose in The River of Kings is Reminiscent of Terrence MalickRating9.3March 24, 2017  |  4:53pmMarch 24, 2017Steve Nathans-Kelly
• The Moth's All These Wonders Delivers a Mix of Captivating and Dull StoriesRating7.9March 22, 2017  |  5:13pmMarch 22, 2017Jason Rhode
• David Bellos Explores Les Misérables' Dramatic History in The Novel of the CenturyRating8.5March 21, 2017  |  3:17pmMarch 21, 2017Jason Rhode
• Susan Perabo's The Fall of Lisa Bellow Explores the Fascinating Aftermath of an AbductionRating8.0March 17, 2017  |  5:59pmMarch 17, 2017Bridey Heing
• The Stranger in the Woods Tells the Extraordinary Tale of the "Last True Hermit"Rating8.0March 8, 2017  |  1:11pmMarch 8, 2017Eric Swedlund
• Fans Get an Unfiltered Peek at Joan Didion's Writing Process in South and WestRating8.0March 7, 2017  |  1:07pmMarch 7, 2017Bridey Heing
• Three Students' Lives Prove Hauntingly Relevant in Everything Belongs to Us by Yoojin Grace WuertzRating8.0March 2, 2017  |  12:14pmMarch 2, 2017B. David Zarley