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: As If by Isabel Waidner
An idea doesn’t need to be just-out-of-the-wrapper new for it to catch my attention. It requires good execution (der) and a fresh perspective (also der). Isabel Waidner, one of the most innovative writers on the planet who isn’t spoken abou...
Books Read: Kin by Tayari Jones
There was plenty of hype for Tayari Jones’ Kin when it came out in March. Ron Charles wrote glowingly about the novel on this very platform. Radhika Jones, writing for the New York Times1, wanted “nothing more than to keep reading it” after...
Books Read: Pandemonium Waltz by Jeffrey Ford
I’m going to do that thing again. I’m going to tell you that I own a shitload of Jeffrey Ford’s novels and collections and have only read a small fraction. I’m then going to add that I feel guilty about not having read more and that picking...
Books Read: The Dead Man’s Empire by W. P. Wiles
I reviewed the first book in W. P. Wiles’s The Holy Mountain series,1 The Last Blade Priest, for Locus. I said very nice things about it because it’s an excellent novel. This was not a surprise to me. Will Wiles is an excellent writer.
Any...
Books Read: A Month in the Country by J.L. Carr
It’s the first novel discussed by my favourite podcast,1 but it’s taken me more than a decade to get to it.2
The title suggests something twee and sentimental: rolling hills, straw boater hats and a punt on the river after lunch.3 And whil...
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