The Terror Continued: Review of Anne Rabe’s The Possibility of Happiness
un the fifty chapters in Anne Rabe's novel The Possibility of Happiness, only five have headings. Four of them relate ...
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The ideal of writing is reflected in the waste paper: Arno Geiger finds “The Happy Secret”
What does Arno Geiger do when he's not at his desk? He makes his rounds, but what kind. While other ...
Black self-assurance: Gayl Jones’ novel “Corregidora”
Gayl jones was born in 1949 in kentucky. Her debut novel Corregidora, published in the United States in 1975 and ...
Calligraphy as a formal principle: Jenny Tinghui Zhang’s debut novel “Five Lives”
Dhe American history has recorded several chapters of violent oppression, one of which has only recently come to public attention: ...
My father, the liar: Daniela Dröscher’s novel “Lies about my mother”
KCan you forgive your father if he thinks your mother is too fat and keeps eyeing her disapprovingly? Are you ...
Review Moritz Hürtgen: Truth is not a real option
EA trainee who wants to get to the top, irreverent tabloid reporters and an editor-in-chief who is constantly smoking coke: ...
Novel review: Who you like to eat
DThis novel goes to extremes. Whereby the extremes intertwine in Senthuran Varatharajah's "Red (Hunger)" as if they themselves were plagued ...
