Short Reviews For Shorter Timespans
Ian MondJust reviews people. On everything I read and watch. No long form essays here.
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Books Read: Kindergarten by Peter Rushforth
Over on Patreon, Backlisted has given their “Master Storytellers” (those who have joined at the highest tier1) the opportunity to recommend a favourite novel for discussion on the podcast. The first book to be chosen (by Eric Beck Rubin) is...
Books Read: The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
[I’m coincidentally publishing this days after the book won the Nebula and Stoker awards for Best Novel. While I know awards are mostly meaningless,1 I’m always pleased when something genuinely good wins one.]
Have I been calling2 Stephen...
The Renovation by Kenan Orhan
The opening sentence of Kenan Orhan’s The Renovation is so self-contained, so intriguing, so deadpan funny, that it would be criminal if I didn’t quote it:
I don’t know by what accident the builders had managed it, but instead of a remod...
Books Read: Gunk by Saba Sams
Saba Sams’s luridly titled Gunk is another read inspired by Dwight Garner.1 This one he liked.2 So did I.
Gunk follows Jules, who manages, with her ex-husband, the grimiest of grimy “student” nightclubs in Brighton. The title is both a ref...
Books Read: Sisters in Yellow by Mieko Kawakami
I come to Mieko Kawakami’s Sisters in Yellow because of my main man Dwight “The Critic’s Critic” Garner.1 I read it even though Dwight wasn’t keen. He said the novel “refused to come alive in my hands… [with not] much to offer on a sentence...
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