The Book Reporter
Mimi SlaterCurated book recommendations and brief reviews of modern classics and notable new releases... for busy booklovers. bookshop.org/shop/Thebookreporter
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | mimislater.substack.com |
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A Book by Its Cover
Welcome to The Book Reporter’s newest series, The Archive: mini history lessons focused on modernist and contemporary literature (20th & 21st century), featuring people, trends, movements, genres…anything pertaining to the history of books....
Recent Reads: January 2026
I’m trying something new here, reviewing everything I read this month, including some new releases, backlist bestsellers and future classics.
A Deal with the Devil in The Director by Daniel Kehlmann
Bold, brilliant, nightmarish, complex, and, yes, cinematic, The Director by Daniel Kehlmann (translated by Ross Benjamin) is in a league of its own. I’m calling it now: this will be one of my favorites of the year and beyond. In the early 1...
My first read of 2026
With propulsive, movie-worthy momentum and richly descriptive prose, Paula McLain’s new historical fiction novel, Skylark, follows parallel survival journeys, 300 years apart. Kristof, a psychiatric doctor in 1940s occupied Paris, becomes p...
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A Brief History of Books. Book reports and literary history lessons focused on modern and contemporary literature, with a special interest in women, the arts, the American West and World War II.
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