Month: September 2024

“. . . so much of life carrying smoothly on, despite the tangle of human upsets and the knowledge of how everything must end.”

A review of “So Late in the Day” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

This sentence comes at the end of the first paragraph. We see that while everything seems okay, it’s not. Something has ended, and the protagonist is upset. Keegan is reluctant to spell it out for us. … Read More

“It’s the possibility of infinite rebirth, infinite redemption.”

A review of “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

The title of this novel comes from a gut-wrenching scene in Macbeth, where the central character mourns his wife’s death and wants his now-meaningless existence to come to an end. (And it does. Violently.)  Is … Read More