3/5: I’m a regular with this series having read just about every volume straight through for most of the last 15 years. I enjoy it for its own sake, and I assign it as the text in my creative nonficti...

5/5: A beautiful novel about a broken young woman grasping for her sanity. Metaphor has power. If one thing is ‘like’ another – I have long since rebelled at what I see as the insignificant differenc...

5/5: What makes someone a “good man”? That feels like the underlying question here: how can Flynn Hopkins be a good guy if he keeps making bad decisions. We first meet Flynn when, as a grad student,...