Tag Results: “reviews”

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• Books  |  FeaturesAudible's The Radical King Gives Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Writing the Performance It DeservesApril 24, 2018  |  4:42pmApril 24, 2018
• Books  |  FeaturesAnna Badkhen's Fisherman's Blues Proves That Purple Prose Belongs in JournalismMarch 22, 2018  |  4:48pmMarch 22, 2018
• Books  |  FeaturesWitold Szablowski's Dancing Bears Reveals That People Are Nostalgic for TyrannyMarch 6, 2018  |  4:30pmMarch 6, 2018
• Books  |  FeaturesDave Eggers' The Monk of Mokha Puts a Human Face on a Forgotten WarFebruary 7, 2018  |  4:50pmFebruary 7, 2018
• Music  |  ReviewsVan Morrison: VersatileRating7.6December 1, 2017  |  12:13pmDecember 1, 2017
• Books  |  FeaturesTina Brown’s The Vanity Fair Diaries and Media in the Age of TrumpNovember 28, 2017  |  1:25pmNovember 28, 2017
• Drink  |  ReviewsR&B Brewing’s Mount Pleasant Series GoseRating8.9November 14, 2017  |  9:21amNovember 14, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsIn The Floating World, C. Morgan Babst Attempts to Write the Novel on Hurricane KatrinaRating7.5October 24, 2017  |  4:25pmOctober 24, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsWith In the Distance, Hernán Díaz Weaves an Extraordinary 1800s TaleRating9.0October 19, 2017  |  11:22amOctober 19, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsWomen Steal the Spotlight in Martha Batalha's The Invisible Life of Euridice GusmaoRating8.5October 10, 2017  |  4:49pmOctober 10, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsChristopher Hill's Into the Mystic Combines Rock and Roll History with Ecstatic TraditionsRating7.0October 9, 2017  |  5:02pmOctober 9, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsEveryone Gets a Voice in the Oral History David Bowie: A LifeRating7.8September 13, 2017  |  4:22pmSeptember 13, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsLisbeth Salander's Saga Continues in The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an EyeRating6.8September 12, 2017  |  4:53pmSeptember 12, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsJohn Boyne Has Written an Irish Epic with The Heart's Invisible FuriesRating8.5August 25, 2017  |  12:49pmAugust 25, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsAnn Powers' Good Booty Shines a Light on Race and Sex in American MusicRating7.8August 17, 2017  |  1:33pmAugust 17, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsLadee Hubbard Imagines a Superpower-Enhanced "Talented Tenth" in The Talented RibkinsRating8.0August 8, 2017  |  1:48pmAugust 8, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsThe Protagonist in Linnea Hartsuyker's The Half-Drowned King Deserves to Be StabbedRating6.0August 3, 2017  |  5:14pmAugust 3, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsAdam Sternbergh Delivers Witness Protection with a Speculative Twist in The BlindsRating9.1August 2, 2017  |  4:34pmAugust 2, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsSarah Hall's New Story Collection, Madame Zero, Is Haunting and ExtraordinaryRating9.0July 26, 2017  |  3:22pmJuly 26, 2017
• Books  |  ReviewsRoger Steffens Weaves the Oral History of Bob Marley in So Much Things to SayRating8.0July 13, 2017  |  5:02pmJuly 13, 2017