In July 2018 Jennie Withers released her nonfiction memoir, A Backpack, a Eurorail Pass, and Some Serious Baggage. Part travelogue, part coming of age, part an escape from the conservative… Read more »
De alweer vijfde roman van Tatiana de Rosnay die ik gelezen heb, speelt zich voornamelijk af in een door een overstroming van de Seine geteisterd Parijs, waar de familie Malegarde… Read more »
Theodor Kallifatides, a Greek immigrant who became a top-notch writer in Sweden suffers from a writer’s block. “Nobody should write after the age of seventy-five,” a friend recommends. Should you really… Read more »
Jessica Wilbanks’ family life was drenched in the Pentecostal substream of Christianity when she grew up, recognizable from my own teenage and young adult years. Revival meetings, altar calls, speaking… Read more »
In 2005 Jonathan Stein has two missions to complete. The first one is well on its way: to return to the Moon as the first man back in three decades…. Read more »