The Other Susan

March is the beginning of the publishers’ spring season; the trickle of new books begins to swell into the tidal (title?) wave that crests in May and June. This March brings two new novels set in the South and an account of a scientific experiment that reads like fiction. Read on!
As the Bare Naked Ladies [...]

For the first time since I’ve started writing this column, there are no newly published books that excite me enough to review them, so I am going to briefly review three series that might catch your interest.  Regularly scheduled reviews of brand new hardcovers will resume in April.
For readers who enjoy historical fiction, there are [...]