OSBR #3: Tiger, Tiger by Margaux Fragoso
This disturbing memoir of a child’s “relationship” with a pedophile would be twice as good and half the size if her editor had cut all of the unnecessary monologues in […]
This disturbing memoir of a child’s “relationship” with a pedophile would be twice as good and half the size if her editor had cut all of the unnecessary monologues in […]
The end of oil and breakdown of society as we know it presents the perfect opportunity for the author to explore Western themes and his own sexist fantasies.
The story of a woman who converts to Islam and becomes an anti-Western writer in Pakistan is mostly a foil for the author working through her own issues around 9/11. […]
I love this quote (found via Cory Doctorow’s tumblr): “The modern view [that it is bad for adults to read fairy tales/children’s books] seems to me to involve a false […]
Just bought “Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History” and am looking forward to reading it!
Allow me to introduce you to me at my first week of college: I’m barely eighteen. I’m living in my first apartment in a moldy complex across the street from […]