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- 25 Aug 2026Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt, Ben Reeves [Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogA profound work of life and death and the myriad ways in which we face it. We are born to die. It comes for all of us, at a time and place we don’t get to choose. In Everything Was Beautiful and…Read ↗
- 18 Aug 2026Dark Matter, Blake Crouch [Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogThis is the story of a man. This is the story of a marriage. This is a story of who we are, how we are, why we are. Except it doesn’t answer any of them. In fact it asks us these questions so many…Read ↗
- 16 Aug 2026A Lesson in Story Economy from Pirates of the Caribbeanthelitertarian.com blogAn analytical breakdown of the opening sequence of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Curse of the Black Pearl with craft-note takeaways and a writing prompt to bring the insights into your own work. The…Read ↗
- 15 Aug 2026Establishing My Minimums—Designing the Renaissance Initiativethelitertarian.com blogWelcome to the first installment of the Renaissance Initiative! I should probably start with the background of the project and the overall design so you have a little context here, but I’m not going…Read ↗
- 11 Aug 2026The Women in White, Sarah Pekkanen [A Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogThere are psychological thrillers, and then there are thrillers about the secret psychological research that happened in the 60s. That makes this an…extra psychological thriller? A psychological…Read ↗
- 7 Aug 2026Little Wonder, Sophie Chen Keller [A Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogLittle Wonder is a tragedy about the separation of a mother and son in a busy rail station in a city they’ve never been to and have no connections with. That day, that single moment, is what drives…Read ↗
- 6 Aug 2026On Edelweiss and Daily Wonderthelitertarian.com blogA personal essay on gratitude, mortality, and everyday wonder. The post On Edelweiss and Daily Wonder appeared first on The Litertarian .Read ↗
- 4 Aug 2026So Late in the Day: Stories of Women and Men, Claire Keegan [A Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogThis is my first experience with Claire Keegan, but I already had a hunch I’d love her work from things I’ve heard about it here and there. I was not disappointed. This audiobook collection is of…Read ↗
- 28 Jul 2026Christmas in July, Kelsey Humphreys [A Book Review]thelitertarian.com blogIf you’re looking for a good rom-com with heart, strong community, and stubborn, sexy characters, Kelsey Humphreys is your guy. Her new book, Christmas in July, is something of an underdog story…Read ↗
- 21 Jul 2026Book Review:: Yes, Chef | Grace Reillythelitertarian.com blogWhat do you say when a hot, grumpy ex-employee of your father’s orders you around in the kitchen? Right away, chef. Heard, chef. Yes, chef. I could tell from the very first pages of this book that it…Read ↗
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