book reviews

Why Diane Keaton’s Memoir Will Make You Call Your Mother (Or Finally Understand Why You Can’t)
The Restaurant of Lost Recipes Review: Why This Cozy Mystery About Food and Memory Hit So Hard
November’s Reading Lesson: Stop Performing, Start Witnessing (Or: How 14 Books Taught Me the Radical Act of Actually Showing Up)
The Unlikely Art of Falling Up: A Review of Molly Shannon’s “Hello, Molly!”
When the Past Burns Back: Why The Burning Girls Will Haunt You Long After You Close It
Who You Are When Nobody’s Watching: Why My October Reads Were All About Unmasking
A Pyramid Scheme I’d Actually Join: James Islington’s The Will of the Many
When a Chipped Playground Hippo Teaches You More About Healing Than Therapy: A Review of Michiko Aoyama’s Latest
Creating Bento Inspired by Kyoko Nakajima’s Haunting Tales
When Dying Becomes Living: A Review of Will Leitch’s “Lloyd McNeil’s Last Ride”