Language that Sweeps Like Waves
A Review of EIGHTBALL by Elizabeth Geoghegan. Review by Bailey Drumm.
Read MorePosted by Bailey Drumm | Nov 18, 2019 | Book Reviews
A Review of EIGHTBALL by Elizabeth Geoghegan. Review by Bailey Drumm.
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A Review of PATAGONIAN ROAD by Kate McCahill. Review by Emily Walz.
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A review of Magic for Unlucky Girls by A.A. Balaskovits. Review by Ashley Miller.
Read MorePosted by Dylan Kinnett | Mar 6, 2017 | Book Reviews
Dylan Kinnett reviews BYSTANDERS by Tara Laskowski (@beanenglish).
“Many of the stories feel something akin to an Alfred Hitchcock film, positioned as they are somewhere between a thriller, a mystery, and a romance. “There’s Someone Behind You” begins with romance and develops into intrigue and stalking, not unlike the situation in Hitchcock’s movie “Vertigo.” After all, a voyeur is a kind of bystander. Others stories feel more like something from the Twilight Zone. In the ghost story for example, the ghost could be real, or a figment of an exhausted mother’s imagination; it’s unclear. The not knowing is a big part of what creates the tension in that story and makes it such a riveting read.”
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