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The Maris Review, vol 112
The theme of the week is multiple personalities, figuratively What I read this week I'm a Lot: Surviving Myself and All the People I've Been by Alison Leiby Alison Leiby is my husband's work wife which means that we are family. I know a
The Maris Review, vol 111
This week's theme is fictional characters who are destined to write autobiographical fiction What I read this week Whistler by Anne Patchett So damn charming, as always. Whistler is a deceptively simple story of family love told with absolute precision, just as Tom Lake was previously. How good
The Maris Review, vol 110
**More patience from you required because I'm definitely not my sharpest this week: After so much water leaked into our apartment last weekend, we found out that we have to completely pack up our apartment and move out while gut renovations happen, timing unknown – somewhere between four and
The Maris Review, vol 109
This week's theme is affordable housing **Please bear with me this week. On Sunday the sprinkler system in our building went on the fritz, and we had water coming in everywhere. Thankfully most of the books have made it (a few galleys had to go) but everything is