The Only Woman in the Room: She Knew. The Room Just Wasn’t Listening.
I picked this book up thinking I was being very smart about my reading challenge. Historical fiction about Hedy Lamarr: a woman who was, impossibly, both a 1930s film star and the co-inventor of a frequency-hopping signal technology that eventually became the foundation for modern Wi-Fi. I had questions. I wanted answers. I settled in…
84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff: A Review
Nonfiction · Epistolary · 112 pages · Penguin Books Let me tell you where I was when I picked this up, because context matters and also because I think it explains a lot about my current emotional state, which a therapist would describe as “a lot” and I would describe as “fine, totally fine, why.”…
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