Reviewed by John F. Duffy

“Moody can verge on the allegorical and the surreal, and like Gilliam, the visuals are often of our reality but with the volume turned up on some of their more unsettling attributes.”

Reviewed by Rebecca McKanna

“The book, which is told first-person from Nic’s perspective, is full of shocking reveals and dramatic twists.”

Reviewed by Bill Sullivan

“Green explains why everything is tuberculosis to him, but for millions like Henry and his family and his country, tuberculosis is everything.”

Reviewed by Rebecca Mullin

“Over in the Garden is more than just a book—it’s an immersive experience, full of rhythm, warmth, and joy. “

Reviewed by Benjamin L. Ross

“In the case of our architecture, much of the story is also obscured by the passage of time and the loss of buildings.”

Reviewed by Dori Graham

“True to form, Leah Johnson, has written a book filled with deep insights and just as many laugh-out-loud hijinks.”