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...
Book Review
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...
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...
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...
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...
This Is Where It Ends confronts school shootings
This Is Where It Ends speaks to today’s hyper-violent climate.Photo: Katrina Silbaq · The Sentry A novel that aims to...
Station Eleven provides unique look at end of the world
Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven puts a new spin on dystopian literature.Photo: Genessa Gutzait · The Sentry Physical survival...
The Dangerous Art of Blending In
Surmelis’ novel is rewarding in spite of its difficult subject matter.Photo: Genessa Gutzait · The Sentry A tough but engaging...
John Green reflects on his mental health struggle
TURTLES ALL THE WAY DOWN EXPLORES NEW TERRITORY John Green, a popular young adult author, has returned from a five-year...
Roxane Gay’s Hunger exposes heartbreaking truths
MEMOIR IS FILLED WITH NECESSARY HONESTY Roxane Gay is the author of five books that are all written with an...
