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- HEAVY - KIESE LAYMON
- ANY KIND OF LUCK AT ALL - MARY FAIRHUST BREEN
- THE MARRIAGE OF ROSE CAMILLERI - ROBERT HOUGH
- BEFORE THE COFFEE GETS COLD - TOSHIKAZU KAWAGUCHI
- everyone in this room will someday be dead - emily austin
- THE ROAD - CORMAC McCARTHY
- BREAD + WATER - dee HOBSBAWN SMITH
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There is a beauty that comes from the boring mundaneness of living when somehow, despite all odds, love is allowed to grow when unburdened by condition.
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Breen’s unbridled love for her family and her amazing daughters is crystal clear. And while facing unbearable grief, Breen, in all of life’s flawed glory, lets others know what everyone needs: love and understanding without the shackles and shallowness of judgment.
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Palahniuk is not likely everybody’s cup of tea. However, he is so ridiculously gifted in storytelling he could author a story about a cup of tea that would not only disgust you, but it would make you wet yourself in laughter while making you consider if you could ever drink tea again because somehow, he’s turned tea into a monster.
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"HEAVY" shines a powerful light on the disparities of centuries of oppression and the unearned advantages of white marginality. It delicately touches on the difference between black + white wealth.
I'm white. I don't think I'd have survived my life events—if dropped on me—after being held down for 400-years. |
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