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The Part That Burns
What do you remember? What do you choose to forget? Author Jeannine Ouellette describes The Part That Burns as “a memoir in fragments.” That’s an accurate assessment of the way memory works. (Think back on your own childhood. Do you remember the scenes that had an emotional impact […]
Categories: Memoir and Autobiography, Nonfiction
Tags: Family relations, Good Books, Review of the Month
Tags: Family relations, Good Books, Review of the Month
Recent Reviews
Fiction
Child Bride: A Novel
It is 1955 on a small Black-owned farm in rural Louisiana, the home of 14-year-old Nell Jones. The youngest of 12 children, Nell quietly observes the lives of the females in her immediate environment: her mother, her married sisters, and the young wives of her married brothers. They […]
Memoir and Autobiography
In That Number
Regan Burke was named after one of King Lear’s cruel daughters, just one of the surprises the author of In That Number would discover about herself while growing up. But Burke is anything but cruel. She fits into that category far-right conservatives spit out like a cuss word: […]
Poetry
Who am I? Who are We?
Ms. Pandey’s latest chapbook isn’t just for readers who enjoy free verse poetry, but for anyone who may fear that they are alone in feeling despair over the direction our country or world is taking today. Thirty-three poems gathered together under the title of Who am I? Who […]
