The Madam
In this, her third novel, Julianna Baggott joins her poetic voice with her consummate sense of story to craft a jazzy, soaring tale of the lives of women in West Virginia, circa 1924.
Kate Cantrill
10 entries
Books, Dec. 26, 2003
The Madam
In this, her third novel, Julianna Baggott joins her poetic voice with her consummate sense of story to craft a jazzy, soaring tale of the lives of women in West Virginia, circa 1924.
Books, Dec. 19, 2003
Ourshelves
The Jennifers (Lueckemeyer and Kryska): Ear Candy, KOOP 91.7FM
Books, Nov. 21, 2003
Ourshelves
Chip McElroy
Books, Oct. 3, 2003
Ourshelves
Dao Strom and Elvia Padilla-Medal, frontwomen for All Night Lincoln
Books, Sept. 12, 2003
And Now You Can Go
Kate Cantrill on Vendela Vida's debut novel
Books, Aug. 29, 2003
Ourshelves
Books, Aug. 8, 2003
Book Review
"Eden is an important story, not to be categorized by race or gender or region," Kate Cantrill writes of Olympia Vernon's debut. "Its truths are universal -- its women, all women; its men, all men; its earth, a part of all worlds." Vernon will be at BookPeople on March 12 at 7pm.
Books, March 7, 2003
As High as the Scooter Can Fly
Kate Cantrill calls Lia Nirgad's debut one of "heart," but she also calls it "precious." Find out why.
Books, Jan. 24, 2003
Things You Should Know: A Collection of Stories
Kate Cantrill reviews A.M. Homes' first collection since 1990.
Books, Oct. 4, 2002
