Tag: Book Review
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Lone Star Review: ALL THINGS LEFT WILD by James Wade
Review of James Wade’s debut fiction, All Things Left Wild
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Lone Star Review: LET THE GUILTY PAY
Si Dunn reviews Let the Guilty Pay, a series debut from Rick Treon
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Lone Star Review: A Black Women’s History of the United States
A review of A Black Women’s History of the United States
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Lone Star Indie Review: Why Stuff Matters
“Death doesn’t shock me anymore, but it’s starting to inconvenience me.” Why Stuff Matters by Jen Waldo is a humorous yet melancholy look at aging, death, and the fate of the stuff we leave behind. There is a difference between surrounding yourself with things that bring joy and comfort and hoarding things in a…
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Lone Star Review: REINHARDT’S GARDEN by Mark Haber
A review of Reinhardt’s Garden, debut novel from Brazos Bookstore’s Mark Haber
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Lone Star Review: KAFKA IN A SKIRT by Daniel Chacón
A review of Daniel Chacón’s Kafka in a Skirt: Stories from the Wall
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Lone Star Review: AIN’T NOBODY NOBODY
Review of Heather Harper Ellett’s debut novel, Ain’t Nobody Nobody
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Lone Star Review: A PARTICULAR KIND OF BLACK MAN
Chirs Manno reviews Tope Folarin’s A Particular Kind of Black Man
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Lone Star Review: Outcry Witness by Thomas Zigal
“Zigal has taken this heinous issue and crafted an intriguing story about a murdered priest and the dirty truth that must no longer be ignored or concealed.”