Alejandro Zambra gives us a very free, eclectic perspective on what it is to be a new father and also the relationship he has with his own father. Childish Literature documents how these relationships are shaping him Continue reading Childish Literature by Alejandro Zambra Book Review
August is Women In Translation Month, Some intriguing books on my radar by Guadelupe Nettel, Han Kang, Claudia Piñeiro and more Continue reading Women In Translation Month- 6 books to add to your list
There’s so much to say about Still Born. I loved it, for one. I’m not really a crying in my pages person but this is one of few that did make me cry Continue reading Guadalupe Nettel Still Born Book Thoughts
I picked this up a few years back, I always trust these little Penguin Moderns to introduce me to authors I haven’t read yet. The Watery Realm is the first short story and is so lucid for its length. The protagonist’s is drifting between her mother’s thoughts and feelings and her own, triggered by her son’s fascination with a water tank toy. Water is a … Continue reading Of Dogs And Walls by Yūko Tsushima- quick thoughts
Crooked Plow put my thoughts in a world I don’t really know much about and has definitely made me want to learn more- not only about it’s historical aspect but also from social and spiritual perspective. Continue reading Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Junior Book Review
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