“No living organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream.” - Shirley Jackson
Dr. Angelou's voice is beautiful. The poetic heart and ancient-style wisdom of this phenomenal woman come through clearly as she shares some of her life story and experiences. A must for those who want to know why the caged bird sings. ~ Reviewed by Arabella Peterson
Pachinko is a multi-generational journey from Korea to Japan during the time of colonization and the aftermath. Lee has a very deft hand with capturing many facets of her characters' lives and stories, showing depth and range, and featuring those who have often been forgotten. ~ Reviewed by Arabella Peterson
This is the story left untold at the end of Jane Eyre. Wide Sargasso Sea is the story of Mr. Rochester's first wife; a postcolonial and feminist look at a familiar character, both sympathetic and expertly crafted. ~ Reviewed by Arabella Peterson
Rebecca has everything; romance, drama, mystery. This book tells the story of a woman haunted by the memory of her husband's late wife. Dame Daphne does gothic so well even Hitchcock couldn't capture the magic of this book. ~ Reviewed by Arabella Peterson
I reference this book every time I feel stuck. Goldberg speaks from experience and provides wonderful guidance, wisdom, and inspiration on every page. A great addition to every writer's (or creative's) library. ~ Reviewed by Arabella Peterson
