[Joseph Rauch]

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.”

‘The Bell Jar’ Review: Depression, 50s Feminism and Coming of Age
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‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’ Review: On Accepting Yourself and Others
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‘The Arsonists’ City’ Review: An Arab Perspective From Beirut to Cali
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‘The Midnight Library’ Review: Clear Themes, Unclear Rules
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novel reviews

‘The Bell Jar’ Review: Depression, 50s Feminism and Coming of Age

‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’ Review: On Accepting Yourself and Others

‘The Arsonists’ City’ Review: An Arab Perspective From Beirut to Cali

‘The Midnight Library’ Review: Clear Themes, Unclear Rules

‘Never Let Me Go’ Review: On Unconditional Love in Dystopia

‘Damned’ Book Review: A Look into the Duality of Chuck Palahniuk

‘The Memory Police’ Explained: Loss of Memories, Characters and Story