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Earlier this fall, Elizabeth Roberts, founding principal of Elizabeth Roberts Architects (ERA) released Collected Stories, published by Monacelli Press. To tell a more accurate story about the lives of her projects, the well-designed volume includes historic photography, sketches, and even short fiction by Christine Coulson. Roberts spoke with AN Interior’s executive editor, Jack Murphy, about the publication. […]
I'm currently reading Klara and the Sun, and I can't shake off the feeling that the narrator is like a good diligent schoolgirl relating in the first person the content of someone else's diary. I don't deny it might be appropriate given the context, although it's a bit frustrating when you see that the narrator […]
This bust was found in the Licinian Tomb in Rome. It is thought to be Crassus, although this is disputed. Source: Sergey Sosnovskiy, available here. Led by Crassus, one of Rome’s wealthiest men and a member of the First Triumvirate, the Roman forces had embarked on a campaign against the Parthians, expecting to expand Rome’s […]
It's always frustrating to fall in love with a story, only to realize that it will never be finished. Still, some unfinished series are so good that they feel worth reading despite the lack of closure. Have you ever picked up a series knowing it was incomplete? Do you avoid these series, or do you […]
19 Nov 2024 Hold on to the edge of your seat as we hunt for clues and solve the case with these exciting new mystery and thriller books for the week! There are so many bestselling authors with new novels for you to dive into this week including KB Fisher, Sky Blu, R C Ducantlin, and more. […]
19 Nov 2024 Looking to fall in love with some new romance reads? You’ll adore these exciting new novels! This week you can get your hands on books by bestselling authors Kirsten Pursell, Stephanie Brother, Helena Hunting, and more. Enjoy your new romance books and happy reading! Related grant Source link
Ayn Rand is a talented writer and the most fair criticisms of her work boil down to being derivative of Nietzche and verbose. Although she's famous as a writer my favorite thing from her isn't novel but an interview where she talks about her husband. Rand was married to a struggling painter and the primary […]
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Oye by Melissa Mogollon I don’t know how to talk about this book without sounding like a wild-eyed fangirl pero ahí les va. Columbian American teen Luciana has been tasked with serving as caretaker to her abuela while trying to get through her senior year of high school. She’s also trying to convince Abue to […]
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