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“Her morning mantra in the bathroom mirror I am highly presentable, likeable, clubbable, relatable, promotable and successful” As I sit down to write the review for this highly acclaimed book, “Girl, Woman, Other” by Berardine Evaristo, I will admit I feel ambivalent about it. We can sit and debate over whether it really is a …
“It isn’t about reading the words: it’s about reading the smell which wafts from the pages in a cloud of dust and wood pulp. It may smell expensive and well bound, or it might smell of tissue-thin paper and blurred two-color prints or of fifty years unread in the home of a tobacco smoking old …
“I’m glad we’re free, even if we do stupid things with the freedom sometimes. Maybe sometimes there isn’t a right thing to do. Maybe there are just lots of wrong answers, and you have to pick one you can bear – something that doesn’t break who you are.” Deeplight is the first book I have …
“When I was born, the word for what I was did not exist.” Circe (pronounced K-ee-r-ke) is a woman. She is a lover. She is a witch. She is an outcast. She is a destroyer. She is a survivor. I have had a hard time deciding on how to introducing Circe to you. I initially …
“I happen to like the strange ones. People who look normal and leads normal lives – they’re the ones you have to watch out for.” Reviewing Kafka on the Shore is no small feat. It’s a metaphor, it’s a feeling, you walk into its storm and when you come out, you’re not the same person …