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The Poisonwood Bible Review: Faith Colonialism and the Cost of Certainty
Even his attempts to speak Kikongo become acts of accidental violence. Nathan believes he's declaring that Jesus is precious, but his incorrect pronunciation transforms the phrase into the assertion that Jesus is poisonwood, which is a plant capable of causing intense pain.
Aug 22


Fellowship Point by Alice Elliott Dark – A Novel That Refuses Simple Answers
At the core of the narrative are two women in their eighties whose relationship has endured for nearly a century. Agnes Lee is a celebrated author who fiercely guards her privacy, while Polly Wister has oriented her entire life around marriage and family. Every summer since childhood has been spent on Fellowship Point, a secluded peninsula on the Maine coast. When the future of this jointly owned land comes into question, old loyalties, buried griefs, and long-held assumption
Jul 12


The Marriage Trap by Victoria Purman Book Review | Australian Historical Fiction
One of the easiest mistakes we make is assuming history changed because somebody signed a law or delivered a famous speech. It rarely happens that neatly. More often, it changes because ordinary people begin asking questions they weren't supposed to ask.
Jul 2
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