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Challenging the literary establishment.

Challenging the literary establishment. The Rauch Review debates what makes books “good,” regardless of establishment acclaim. We also champion important books you won’t see in stores.
Learn more about The Rauch Review

The Rauch Review debates what makes books “good,” regardless of establishment acclaim. We also champion important books you won’t see in stores. Learn more about The Rauch Review

Book Reviews
Book Reviews

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The Rauch Review explores a diverse range of topics. Here are some highlights to get you started.

What does it mean to be an author? What are their challenges, beliefs and debates in the modern era?

“The literary establishment,” refers to a group of organizations, companies, administrative professionals, influencers and creatives who act as powerful gatekeepers in the world of books.

The Rauch Review explores the intersection of politics and literature, including authors whose work is nonpolitical or doesn’t seem overtly political.

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Like writing books, reviewing them is a craft. How can reviews be informative for readers and fair to authors? Striking that balance is no easy feat.

Mainstream media often uses identity politics to extol mediocrity and pigeon hole people of color. TRR believes identities should be acknowledged, but not prioritized over evaluations of writing quality.

Critics are often wrong, elitist, misinformed and cowardly. As critics ourselves, we want to do better and demonstrate real political courage. Please hold us accountable as well.

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Creative Writing
Creative Writing
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9 Relatable Characters With Anxiety in Literature and Film

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Allison Britz: Author of “Obsessed,” a Memoir About OCD

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Fix Plot Stagnation With These Easy Micro-Learning Exercises

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The Timeless Joy of Children

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‘The Five People You Meet in Heaven’ Review: A Simple Afterlife

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Traditional Values

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10 Authors With Mental Illness: How It Impacted Their Work

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11 Benefits of Reading Fiction: Why We Need Good Books

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Ken Kesey: ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ Author and ‘60s Counterculture Icon

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Reflections on Younger Years Untethered by Cell Phones

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