Candor is the best quality of Eva Hagberg Fisher’s How to Be Loved….
Review: How to Be Loved by Eva Hagberg Fisher
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Review: Secrets We Kept: Three Women of Trinidad by Krystal A. Sital
Krystal A Sital’s Secrets We Kept: Three Women of Trinidad reads like the best kind of novel: at once engrossing, vivid, rich in character, sound, taste, and smell.
Review: When We Were Ghouls by Amy E. Wallen
The slow, marked, deliberate pace of this memoir is a gift.
Review: The Boy Who Really, Really Wanted to Have Sex by John McNally
McNally shows us a pubescent boy who is fat, a teenager who is not, and a sometimes-fat, sometimes-not man who never fully escapes his earliest identity as a fat boy.
Review: South of Forgiveness: A True Story of Rape and Responsibility by Thordis Elva and Tom Stranger
South of Forgiveness: A True Story of Rape and Responsibility is a remarkable experience. A catharsis. A symbiosis of grief and joy
Review: Liberace’s Filipino Cousin by David Brubaker
At first, I was nervous to read David Brubaker’s Liberace’s Filipino Cousin…. I was nervous because of my own preconceptions…
Review: This Is Not a Confession by David Olimpio
David Olimpio’s This Is Not a Confession (Awst Press, 2016) is at turns eloquently self-conscious, wry, and lyrical.
