Review: We Hexed the Moon by Mollyhall Seeley
Four women try to hex the moon into cheese, the moon quits anyway, and somehow it all becomes one of the most compelling novels about female friendship I've read this year. Mollyhall Seeley's We Hexed the Moon is weird, funny, unsettling, and unexpectedly tender.
REVIEW: Frida Slattery As Herself by Ana Kinsella
Frida Slattery as Herself follows an actress and a director whose relationship stretches across years of collaborations, breakups, and missed opportunities. Ana Kinsella excels at capturing the restless nature of creative ambition and the strange people who linger in our lives long after they should have faded away.
Book Review: The Girl with a Thousand Faces
With its unforgettable depiction of Hong Kong's Kowloon Walled City and a haunting vision of the afterlife, The Girl with a Thousand Faces is the kind of novel that stays with you long after you've finished reading.