LitStack Reviews of books
“Prodigal” is a Southern tale at its best. Secrets, lies, betrayal—a deadly trinity that moves …
In The Woman with the Stone Knife, Dale Neal invites us into a vibrant tapestry …
You must read The Quincunx, a remarkable novel in the Victorian style. Charles Palliser crafted …
Read on for Allie Coker’s exciting review of Dale Neal’s compelling novel, Kings of Coweetsee. …
Read on below for LitStack’s original review of Middlemarch by contributing author Lauren Alwan. But …
Coraline, by Neil Gaiman My first encounter with Coraline was with the movie, an unusual …
LitStack is excited to bring you Lauren Alwan’s review of Molly Giles’ first nonfiction book, …
Entwining Their Tendrils Through The Very Fabric Of Our Waking Hours Only For the Brave…Or …
So rich it feels like you’ve been transported to Indigo Field Buried Bones, Silent Burdens: …
This LitStack review takes a look back at the 2019 release of A Woman Is …
Great Monologues in Literature The Words That Trap Our Attention Now we want to look …
Solitude, the power of books and stories, and the importance of finding one’s place in …
The musical Six is a fantastic, joyous musical that does what theater does best: synthesizes …
Here are 4 haunting and complex novels that draw you into their madness, leaving your …
That Pinson Girl is a novel about Leona Pinson—but it’s also about her interjecting aunt …
LitStack is proud to give you this review written by guest contributor, Michael Collins, who …
In keeping with LitStack’s commitment to review books of poetry and poetry chapbooks, we are …
In Newburn Vol. 1, a man is murdered after stealing from his own mafia family, …
Journey back to Thomas Maltman’s thriller Little Wolves in LitStack’s review of this astounding mystery …
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The sensibility of this singular actor may have its push and pull, but among the …
A delicious depiction of Hollywood’s golden age. Hey! I Won An Oscar! In 2013, when …
BUY Maia at Barnes & Noble Introduction to the Novel Maia by Richard Adams Maia, …
Discover The Thrill Of Espionage In 5 Spy Novels 5 Captivating Spy Novels The world …
A LitStack Review of “Ninth Street Women” by Mary Gabriel The Significance of Ninth Street …
Catwoman: Lonely City and Cliff Chiang have been plotting against me. Catwoman and Chiang Have …
Happy Halloween as this review revisits Tiny Nightmares Do Tiny Nightmares Scare You? In their …
The main character of the Broadway musical, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, …
Here are five 5-star books you must read this fall. My fall reading list has …
I had love expectations for Amazon’s Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. It …
Anna May Wong: From Laundryman’s Daughter to Hollywood Legend, by Graham Russell Gao Hodges For …
A Section on Graphic Novels I recently browsed my local library and saw something that …
Ship Fever: Stories, by Andrea Barrett One of my favorite National Book Awards selections in …
The Dutch House, finalist for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize. The question comes from Danny Conroy, …
Cabaret has always been a story about desperate people hoping to create a place for …
These Charming People, stories by Michael Arlen In the period just after World War One, …
Setting is character. That’s what a wonderful writer friend of mine, Robin LaFevers, told me …
Here is our original review of “Car Trouble” in honor of our dear friend, Robert …
The Great Gatsby is in ways an unlikely fixture of canonical literature. The Great Gatsby …
When you Capture the Sun, yes, the sex turns to steam! Hitting All The Right …
Just in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of the film The …
LitStack is proud to give you this review written by guest contributor, Nan Cuba, who …
“…and my edges began to dissolve into the rising dark” The Ledger of Mistakes In …
A debut LitStack Review of Bearded Lady, by Allison Landa. A Rift In Consciousness Philosopher …
