The Maris Review, vol 10
How do we make executives be good at their jobs again? How do we make them care about the books, TV shows, music, whatever, that they're in charge of putting out?
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The Maris Review, vol 124
The theme of the week is how information about famous people is disseminated and interpreted What I read this week May We Feed the King by Rebecca Perry It is so rare to read a modern novel that depicts a character who loves their job. But that's who
The Maris Review, vol 123
The theme of the week is one super chill question: who will you be when America descends into chaos? What I read this week Exit Party by Emily St. John Mandel I love how in her four most recent books Emily breaks the narrative of a dystopian novel into puzzle
The Maris Review, vol 122
The theme of this week is death comes for us all! (I added an exclamation point at the end so you'll know I'm being peppy about it.) What I read this week Switzy by Emma Cline and Understory by Chloe Benjamin Sometimes by circumstance I come
The Maris Review, vol 121
The theme of the week is reasons to become a misandrist, and also English pubs What I read this week The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley I have not read Gwendoline Riley before but now I'm in it. Her latest novel, long-listed for the Booker Prize, really