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- Review of The Tapestry of Fate (Amina al-Sirafi Adventure #2) by Shannon Chakraborty
In this second book in the series, Amina is obliged to seek a magical artifact on behalf of a powerful
- Is This the Perfect August Reading List?
Artie Dam is a high school history teacher, father to a grown son, longtime husband to his wife, and Artie is friendly and kind, but private. Only we fully realize that Artie is feeling desperately lonely, disillusioned, and depressed. When Artie discovers a deep secret about his life, he's unsure how to cope. I loved reading about Artie's life and being allowed into his inner world.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 8/3/26 Edition
In the second book in the series, Amina seeks a magical artifact, but she finds herself on an island
- Six Great Historical Fiction Stories Set in the American West
Cy is a widower in a small Pennsylvania town who is drawn in by a newspaper article about enormous ancient
- My Six Favorite Books of the Year So Far
He says that she is actually from Camelot, in King Arthur's time, and that he himself is Merlin. The existence of the kingdom and magic itself are reliant upon Vera's time-travel back to Arthur's world A newly imagined relationship with Arthur is hard-won and lovely.
- Review of The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout
In Strout's newest novel, we meet an irresistible new character in high school history teacher Artie Only the reader understands Artie's deep loneliness, only we live through his discovery of a shattering Artie is friendly and kind, but private. When Artie discovers a deep secret about his life, he's unsure how to cope. I loved reading about Artie's life and being allowed into his inner world.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 6/15/26 Edition
Reading Now I'm reading a favorite author's newest novel featuring the wonderfully wrought character of Artie 01 The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout In Elizabeth Strout's newest novel, we meet Artie Dam, But Artie is feeling desperately lonely, disillusioned, and depressed.
- Six Bossy Favorite Nonfiction Reads of the Past Year
I could have been satisfied with a long Atlantic-style article on these topics, but Fraser's writing
- Six Bossy Favorite Science Fiction Reads from the Past Year
After years working to advance artificial intelligence in a near-future dystopian world decimated by
- Review of The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke
it big enough for stardom--are invited to the private Scottish island and castle where the reclusive Arthur
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 5/4/26 Edition
it big enough for stardom--are invited to the private Scottish island and castle where the reclusive Arthur
- Six More Bossy Favorite Historical Fiction Reads from the Past Year
Smith builds a subplot from the real-life, much-publicized case of the Tichborne Claimant, in which Arthur
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/23/26 Edition
McGuire Ian McGuire's newest novel White River Crossing is set in the brutal cold and wilderness of sub-Artic
- Six More Fantasy Novels I Loved in the Past Year
living on the streets of eighteenth-century Cairo, skillfully thieving and honing her skills as a con artist for my full review of The City of Brass . 06 The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman Grossman's reimagined Arthurian training as a lowly ward; his family has little use for him; and his heart is set upon joining King Arthur's makes his way to the Round Table, only elderly, impaired, has-been knights are left, and he learns that Arthur
- February Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
He says that she is actually from Camelot, in King Arthur's time, and that he himself is Merlin. The existence of the kingdom and magic itself are reliant upon Vera's time-travel back to Arthur's world A newly imagined relationship with Arthur is hard-won and lovely.
- The Once and Future Queen (Lives of Guinevere #1) by Paula Lafferty
He says that she is actually from Camelot, in King Arthur's time, and that he himself is Merlin. The existence of the kingdom and magic itself are reliant upon Vera's time-travel back to Arthur's world modern underwear, and running shoes; this complicates things in time-travel world but I loved it), and Arthur A newly imagined relationship with Arthur is hard-won and lovely.
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/16/26 Edition
He says that she is actually from Camelot, in King Arthur's time, and that he himself is Merlin. He says that the kingdom and magic itself are reliant upon Vera's time-travel back to Arthur's world,
- Six More Contemporary Novels I Loved in the Past Year
Arthur, a recluse who only comes into town at the change of seasons--and who others avoid as actively But Arthur is mysterious, and he's not who Birdie thought he was. In 1840 in London, young Arthur lives near the sewage-filled River Thames, desperate to escape poverty full review of Woodworking . 06 Culpability by Bruce Holsinger Culpability shapes questions regarding artificial But inserting a layer of artificial intelligence on top of tragedy dramatically complicates things.
- Review of Skylark by Paula McLain
herself yearns for creative freedom, but as a woman with no standing, she is not allowed to express her artistic
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/19/26 Edition
herself yearns for creative freedom, but as a woman with no standing, she is not allowed to express her artistic
- Six Four-Star Mysteries I Loved Reading Last Year
Lie Wins by Ashley Elston Elston's first adult novel ticked all of my mystery-reading boxes: a con artist
- Review of The Three Lives of Cate Kay by Kate Fagan
When the writer was just out of high school, she was set for a big cross-country adventure and artist's
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/5/25 Edition
When the writer was just out of high school, she was set for a big cross-country adventure and artist's
- December Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Lie Wins by Ashley Elston Elston's first adult novel ticked all of my mystery-reading boxes: a con artist
- 2025 Bossy Fiction Ideas for Your Holiday Gift List
A Twisty, Fast-Paced, Con-Artist Mystery 01 First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston Elston's first adult novel ticked all of my mystery-reading boxes: a con artist, fake identity, dangerous boss, complicated mark
- A Steeping of Blood (Blood and Tea #2) by Hafsah Faizal
In this second and final book in the duology, grieving Arthie Casimir and her makeshift gang--Flick,
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 12/15/25 Edition
In this final book in the duology, grieving Arthie Casimir and her makeshift gang--Flick, Jin, and vampire
- Review of First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston
Elston's first adult novel ticked all of my mystery-reading boxes: a con artist, fake identity, dangerous
- 2025 Bossy Book Ideas for Your Holiday Gift List
Barraclough examines artifacts such as " remnants of wooden gaming boards, elegant antler combs, doodles
- November Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
read my full review by clicking this link . 05 The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman Grossman's reimagined Arthurian training as a lowly ward; his family has little use for him; and his heart is set upon joining King Arthur's makes his way to the Round Table, only elderly, impaired, has-been knights are left, and he learns that Arthur
- Review of The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai
Sonia falls into a destructive relationship with a volatile older artist, while Sunny is living with
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 10/27/25 Edition
faery-controlled world with the French Revolution as a backdrop, A Far Better Thing ; and I'm reading a King Arthur of his world by taking the entire magical system by surprise. 03 The Bright Sword: A Novel of King Arthur fought for training as a ward; his family has little use for him, and his heart is set upon joining King Arthur's makes his way to the Round Table, only elderly, impaired, has-been knights are left, and he learns that Arthur
- Six Short Story Collections to Wow You
themes here are often haunting, always powerful, and wonderfully nuanced, even when the scenes (the artist's
- September Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
Smith builds a subplot from the real-life, much-publicized case of the Tichborne Claimant, in which Arthur
- Review of The Fraud by Zadie Smith
Smith builds a subplot from the real-life, much-publicized case of the Tichborne Claimant, in which Arthur The title refers to the impostor butcher Arthur Orton, but also applies to the failed, grasping author
- Review of Murderland: Crime and Bloodlust in the Time of Serial Killers by Caroline Fraser
I could have been satisfied with a long Atlantic -style article on these topics, but Fraser's writing
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 9/1/25 Edition
In the novel we follow young Louisa, an aspiring artist, and her inspiration, a dying artist with an
- Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore
Locke as his ward since her beloved, offbeat father disappeared during a trip to acquire artifacts for
- Six Great Stories about Robots
I just love a good artificial intelligence or robot-focused story that explores what it means to be human After years working to advance artificial intelligence in a near-future dystopian world decimated by
- Review of Black Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn Ivey
Arthur, a recluse who only comes into town at the change of seasons--and who others avoid as actively But Arthur is mysterious, and he's not who Birdie thought he was. Arthur is unlike anyone Birdie and her daughter have ever met; his speech pattern is unusual, and he
- Review of The City of Brass by S. A. Chakraborty
living on the streets of eighteenth-century Cairo, skillfully thieving and honing her skills as a con artist
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 3/31/25 Edition
living on the streets of eighteenth-century Cairo, skillfully thieving and honing her skills as a con artist
- Six of My Favorite Literary Fiction Reads of the Year
Jack and Elizabeth are strangers living across an alley in a gritty artists' area of 1990s Chicago, and
- February Wrap-Up: My Favorite Reads of the Month
In 1840 in London, young Arthur lives near the sewage-filled River Thames, desperate to escape poverty
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/24/25 Edition
Sittenfeld In her second short-story collection, Curtis Sittenfeld explores middle age, fame, friendship, artistry
- Review of The Road to Dalton (Dalton, Maine #1) by Shannon Bowring
as the middle-aged men of the story and their plodding despair, struggles, and general inability to articulate
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 2/10/25 Edition
Arthur, a recluse who only comes into town at the change of seasons--and who others avoid as actively But Arthur is mysterious, and he's not who Birdie thought he was.
- Review of There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak
In 1840 in London, young Arthur lives near the sewage-filled River Thames, desperate to escape poverty resources, as well as the questionable morality of private or museum ownership of other cultures' precious artifacts And clever Arthur slowly pulls himself out of a London slum by lucking into an apprenticeship at a printing
- Three Books I'm Reading Now, 1/27/25 Edition
Jenna is artistic and average, and her desperate wish is to be Jessica.
- Six of My Favorite Fantasy Reads of the Year
In the first book of Hafsah Faizal's Blood and Tea series, A Tempest of Tea , Arthie Casimir collects







































