Lone Star Review: PRAIRIE FEVER by Michael Parker
Austin’s Si Dunn reviews Prairie Fever, literary historical fiction, by Austin’s Michael Parker.
Lone Star Review: HOUSE OF STONE by Novuyo Rosa Tshuma
House of Stone is quickly and evenly paced until it begins coursing toward the denouement, flinging jaw-dropping twists amidst the factional, fractional, bloody birth of Zimbabwe, with mordant wit and keen characterization.
LOST CHILDREN ARCHIVE by Valeria Luiselli
A family — a man and a woman, both documentarians working with sound (“We accumulated hours of tape of people speaking, telling stories, pausing, telling lies, praying, hesitating, confessing, breathing.”), and a boy, ten, and a girl, five — leave their New York apartment on a cross-country road trip.
Long-awaited new novel from Elizabeth McCracken
LITERARY FICTION Elizabeth McCracken Bowlaway: A Novel Ecco Hardcover, 978-0-0628-6285-3 (also available as an e-book and an audiobook), 384 pgs., $27.99 February 5, 2019 “They found a body […]
