Reviews

A Personal Exploration of Triumph, Turmoil, and Transformation The Story Behind the Pages When I first cracked open Boris Johnson’s memoir “Unleashed,” I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Would this be a straightforward political narrative, or a deeply personal exploration of one of Britain’s most controversial prime ministers? As it turns out, the book […]

*Yellowface* by R.F. Kuang presents a provocative and satirical narrative that explores the complexities of racial diversity, cultural appropriation, and the ruthless nature of the publishing industry. The story follows June Hayward, a struggling white author who seizes the opportunity to steal and publish an unpublished manuscript by her more successful Asian-American friend, Athena Liu,

As an art enthusiast and someone who appreciates the beauty of storytelling, I must admit that I found Bella Mackie’s “How to Kill Your Family” to be a disappointing read. The novel follows the story of Grace Bernard, who seeks revenge on her wealthy, estranged family. While the premise is intriguing, the execution falls short