Short Reviews For Shorter Timespans
Ian MondJust reviews people. On everything I read and watch. No long form essays here.
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A Short Introduction to Anneliese by James Elkins
I’ve just finished drafting a 1,100-word Locus review of Stories, Like Illnesses, the third volume (though chronologically the first) of James Elkins’s experimental novel in five parts, Five Strange Languages. That review took a bit out of...
The Strangers by Naomi Alderman
Is The Strangers by Naomi Alderman the best book of the year? It very well could be.1
I’m one of the few people who have not read The Power or watched the TV series. In fact, I haven’t read any of Alderman’s work, including her Doctor Who...
Etna by Paul Yoon
Etna by Paul Yoon is The Odyssey, but from the perspective of a dog. Sounds awful. Turns out to be rather brilliant.
I’ve not read The Odyssey (as I say in my review of The Iliad, I’m waiting for Wilson’s new translation). I did watch the...
Exit Party by Emily St. John Mandel
I was today years old when I learnt that Emily St. John Mandel’s novels since Station Eleven are collectively referred to as the “Mandelverse”. I knew the books were linked (in obvious and subtle ways); I just wasn’t aware that the internet...
Switzy by Emma Cline
I was not fond of Switzy by Emma Cline. For an 80K novel, it took me as long to read as The Disappearers, which is triple the length.1 Maybe the book came to me at the wrong time (which sometimes happens). Or maybe I was tired (work has bee...
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