White Houses by Amy Bloom: Book Review
White Houses by Amy Bloom is the story of Lorena Hickok and Eleanor Roosevelt. Lorena met Eleanor in 1932 when she traveled with ER and FDR reporting on Franklin Roosevelt’s
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Literary Fiction (B)
This is a term that describes books that are serious fiction. A book which is a work that claims to hold literary merit, in comparison from genre fiction and popular fiction.
An Outsider Inside by R J Samuel: Book Review
An Outsider Inside by R J Samuel is the last book I read in 2017 and it also happens to be the very best book I read all year. It’s
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Curious Wine by Katherine V Forrest: Book Review
Curious Wine by Katherine V Forrest is a beautiful story about finding out who you are when you least expect it. Published in the early 1980s, it’s a classic lesbian
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The Art of Peeling an Orange by Victoria Avilan: Audiobook Review
The Art of Peeling an Orange by Victoria Avilan pushes the boundaries of our definition of lesfic. This is what I would consider literary fiction, a retelling of the tragic
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Quicunque Vult by Keira Michelle Telford: Book Review
Quicunque Vult by Keira Michelle Telford is very loosely based on the life of Mary Jane, the whore who was torn apart by Jack The Ripper. The book starts with
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The Ghost and the Machine by Benny Lawrence: Book Review
The Ghost And The Machine by Benny Lawrence is a complex, wonderfully told story of being held captive. It is filled with unexpected twists and a deep understanding of the
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Fingersmith by Sarah Waters: Book Review
If I were stranded on a desert island and I only had one book it would be Fingersmith by Sarah Waters. I adore this book. Sarah Waters did a beautiful
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