Fairytales with a Grownup Rage
The first thing to tell you is that these are not fairytales for children. Christina Rosso’s She is a Beast bristles with angry […]
The first thing to tell you is that these are not fairytales for children. Christina Rosso’s She is a Beast bristles with angry […]
The major virtue of Lynn Levin’s The Minor Virtues is that you read it, cover to cover, with a smile. Not that poetry […]
Andrew Katz’s The Vampire Gideon’s Suicide Hotline & Halfway House For Orphaned Girls is a look into whether or not […]
The damsel in distress waiting for her knight in shining armor to come save her isn’t anything new. The princess […]
Fans of the Philadelphia 76ers and the NBA more generally know The Process as the extreme rebuilding plan, put in […]
The beauty and tragedy of Alan Turing … the brilliance and difference of his mind and spirit, right from childhood […]
Ed Ruggero’s Blame the Dead takes place during the Allied invasion of Sicily in August of 1943, an event that […]
Sacramento of Desire invites us to hang out as Bloch weaves—and to get woven in ourselves.
Lyuba Khomut’s tale of survival is one of heartbreak and heroism, of betrayal and bravery. Bryon MacWiliams, chronicling the experiences […]
The history of medicine runs deep in Philadelphia. You can go to the oldest hospital, medical school, and operating theater […]