Book Review | ‘Breathing Is How Some People Stay Alive: Stories’ by Alison Gadsby
Swimming into a sea of aquatic short stories.
Swimming into a sea of aquatic short stories.
A New York socialite searches for someone to kill her.
Purposely intertwining the past and the present into a wide-lens reflection on the meaning of being a citizen.
Santa Barbara’s first literary festival offers a feast for story lovers of all kinds.
Equal parts fairytale and nightmare, an engaging debut novel is both compelling and disturbing.
A work of speculative fiction that makes the reader unsure of what is and isn’t real.
The intimate journey of an independent, motherless girl.
Interconnected stories of the moment makes this debut collection shine.
A timely exploration into the origins of free speech.
Award-winning novelist Hjorth explores the teen years and their ongoing impact.