Cultural historian of the transnational 20th century, focusing on Decolonization, Southeast Asia, Britain, & the United States. I love to read & review books!
📚Book review!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars! The Unsettled: A Novel by Ayana Mathis This novel gut-punched me in ways that only good novels can. The Unsettled unsettles, just like Mathis wants it to. Full review:https://t.co/6Fqm9bu39l @AAKnopf
Book review of Beyond the Trees by @theChrisRenna Christopher Renna 4-Stars! See my full review here: https://t.co/VGk5wk4YqT Not my usual cup of tea, but this Young Adult bildungsroman/fantasy kept me on the edge of my reading chair!
Book review of Crook Manifesto by @colsonwhitehead from @doubledaybooks I. Cannot. Wait. For the next installment in this series. https://t.co/x1PjoJQOTr
Review of Joshua Frank's Atomic Days.This work of investigative journalism exposes a danger in our plain sight: the Hanford nuclear power plant near the TriCities in Washington state. https://t.co/6kVvLSkIL2
Book review of Scatterlings: A Novel by Resoketswe Manenzhe @HarperCollins Scatterlings is such a novel that opens us up to new ways of understanding the past and the present, others and ourselves. This is a novel that will move you in many ways. https://t.co/niGaaIZXpo
Book review of After Sappho by Selby Wynn Schwartz from @wwnorton
Desire, rage, and feminist ambition is hard to miss. For that reason, After Sappho is worth both an initial and several re-reads. https://t.co/JdeFya6tOE
A Book review of A Woman's Place: A Novel by @LainieJone67139 I found myself lost in several chapters at a sitting, finishing the book in two days. It is, indeed, hard to put down. This historical paranormal mystery is riveting to its last page. https://t.co/U3fJLzvqqH
Book review of a collection of short stories by Kathleen Patrick, Anxiety in the Wilderness. There was not one story which I wanted to skip, nor one I disliked, none I found out of place, or which evoked less than a thoughtful pause at its end. https://t.co/AB5IxfG9GJ
Book review of The Bird Tattoo: A Novel by Dunya Mikhail from @Pegasus_Books If there is one book you read this year, read this one. https://t.co/p2tiWvTYA9
Book review of Elizabeth Lee's Cunning Women from @PenguinUKBooks The description states this is a feminist tale, what happens when women are ostracized, "cast out" from their communities. It does not disappoint. https://t.co/CcPaqSHUPC
A review of Edward Humes' The Forever Witness: How DNA and Genealogy Solved a Cold Case Double Murder. A must read for all true crime fans! https://t.co/suPQiyQRjv
A book review of Adam Rutherford's Control: The Dark History and Troubling Past of Eugenics. A very well-written popular press style non-fiction; Rutherford superbly breaks down what might be confusing historical and academic jargon into easy language. https://t.co/8c6jNeYldb