[Joseph Rauch]

novel reviews

novel reviews

We review novels that could be considered literary or a blend of literary and another genre. These novels are often comp titles for our founder’s novels, “The Last of the Mentally Ill” and “Teach Me How To Die.”

Black Cake, a Paperback Novel by Charmaine Wilkerson

‘Black Cake’ Book Review: A Jamaican Family’s Secrets

Once There Were Wolves, a Paperback Novel by Charlotte McConaghy

‘Once There Were Wolves’ Review: Rewilding Meets Murder Mystery

Dollartorium, a Paperback Novel by Ron Pullins

‘Dollartorium’ Review: Satire, Allegory and Corn Dogs

A Wish in the Dark, a Paperback Novel by Christina Soontornvat

‘A Wish in the Dark’ Review: A Good Retelling of ‘Les Mis’?

Wuthering Heights, a Paperback Novel by Emily Bronte

‘Wuthering Heights’ Book Review: Obsession, Race and Class

The Screwtape Letters, a Paperback Novel by CS Lewis

‘The Screwtape Letters’ Review: A Jewish Atheist’s Take

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