Paperbacks from Hell are Devilishly Entertaining
Glimpse into the creative process with these novels. Illustration: April Kinney • The Sentry As a culture, America loves to...
Book Review
A primer for dystopian classics
These classics take inspiration from real life. Photo courtesy of Penguin Publishing Art imitates life imitates art Many students grew...
Stephen King’s 2020
King's newest novel hits close to home. Photo: Kennedy Erhart The Sentry A perfectly horrific start to a year in...
Little Fires Everywhere sparks readers’ interests
Ng’s second novel spans a large period of time and people while remaining intimate. Photo courtesy of Penguin Group Award-winning...
Star Crossed dazzles horoscope believers and cynics
The whimsical rom-com tells a fateful love story.Photo courtesy of Simon and Schuster Whether the stars dictate every person’s daily...
She Said: the inside story of the Weinstein investigation
The newest publication of the Weinstein investigation made its debut in September 2019.Photo courtesy of Penguin Random House Publishing Many...
The forbidden knowledge of banned books
Several books are censored from young audiences.Illustration: April Kinney · The Sentry Banned books have the power to teach readers,...
Book Review: Brute: Poems
Brute: Poems compiles Skaja's work about a broken relationship and the healing process afterwards.Photo courtesy of Gray Wolf Press The...
Book review: The Turn of the Key
The novel gives a fresh take on a realistic protagonist.Photo courtesy of Simon and Schuster Chart topping author Ruth Ware...
Review: As Long As We Both Shall Live
Plot twists, unreliable narrators, and long buried secrets populate JoAnn Chaney’s novel.Photo: Marianna Caicedo · The Sentry Local author’s second...
