book review | andanotherthing

"Burning Down the House"

Valuing Life? Reflections on “Orphan Black,” The Handmaid’s Tale, and Harry Potter

The Patriarchal Worlds of Handmaid's Tale and "Orphan Black"

Women Can Do That?

“Above All, Avoid Napping"--Handmaid's Tale--First, the Book

“Burst!” Review of Dietland, by Sarai Walker

Sarai Walker’s 2015 novel Dietlandis a rageful, thoughtful, and funny kick-in-the-nuts of the patriarchy, written with much artistry and...

In a Lonely Place: A 70-year Old Noir Novel for the #MeToo Moment

“He scraped through the damp sand to the center house, two stories, both pouring broad bands of light into the fog. There was warmth and...

Book Review: The Woman in the Castle, by Jessica Shattuck

What happens when women’s stories of war are privileged over those of men? In Women in the Castle, Jessica Shattuck explores the lives of...

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

By Jack Thorne. Based on a story by J.K. Rowling, John Tiffany and Jack Thorne I didn’t read this published rehearsal version of the...

Book Review: When My Brother Was an Aztec

When My Brother Was an Aztec, by Natalie Diaz (2012) This is a rich poetry collection that I loved spending time with to savor the...

AND ANOTHER THING...