16 Nov

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Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts by Margaret Atwood: A Love Letter to an Icon When I saw the latest memoir by Margaret Atwood hit the shelves, I felt an instinctive pull—a quirky blend of excitement and nervousness, like finding an old friend open to intimate conversation. Having read my fair share of memoirs (176 to be exact), I approached Book of Lives as both a fan and a seeker of deeper understanding about the woman behind The Handmaid's Tale. Little did I know, this would not just...

25 Oct

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Book Review: Boys in the Trees: A Memoir by Carly Simon When I first picked up Boys in the Trees: A Memoir, I was driven by a nostalgic curiosity. Carly Simon’s music has accompanied me throughout various seasons of my life—her haunting voice echoing in my mind, paired with memories of my teenage dreams and the soundtracks of fleeting romances. This memoir promised a glimpse into the life behind those timeless songs, and I couldn't wait to dive in. Simon’s memoir unfolds like a beautifully woven tapestry, rich in detail...

22 Jun

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Book Review: End Credits: How I Broke Up with Hollywood From the moment I saw the title of Lin's book, End Credits: How I Broke Up with Hollywood, I was hooked. Given our current cultural climate, where Hollywood writers have taken a stand for better treatment, Lin’s insider perspective as a series writer felt both timely and compelling. I have always been captivated by the behind-the-scenes drama of Tinseltown, but Lin's recounting of her experiences added a unique flavor I didn’t know I craved. Thank you to Lin, the...

21 May

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A Journey Through Control and Identity: My Review of My Good Bright Wolf: A Memoir by Sarah Moss From the moment I picked up My Good Bright Wolf, I felt an irresistible pull toward Sarah Moss’s narrative. This memoir isn’t just a chronicle of her life; it’s a profound exploration of restraint, identity, and the complexities of being human. Moss’s eloquence coupled with her unflinching honesty makes for a reading experience that lingers long after the last page is turned. Moss deftly navigates the theme of control throughout her memoir,...