The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See, Scribner, 2017. $27, 364 pages The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane, by Lisa See, focuses on the life of a Chinese girl from a remote tea village. Li-yan is part of... Continue Reading →
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Dan Chaon’s Ill Will is not your traditional “whodunnit” murder mystery. The action of the plot follows two separate investigations that consume the life of psychologist Dustin Tillman. The first is a childhood trauma, specifically the murder of his... Continue Reading →
John Green really knows how to make t-shirts. No, the acclaimed author has not suddenly become involved in the textile industry, nor has he received a degree in graphic design. However, his novels are a cache of short, quotable moments,... Continue Reading →
Jordan Peterson’s Twelve Rules for Life Jordan Peterson the author of Twelve Rules for Life is a University of Toronto Professor, former Harvard Lecturer, and seasoned clinical psychologist. He has recently been at the forefront of several controversies in Canada... Continue Reading →
by Dr. Bryan Isaac Creator’s might Crafts our delight, His works reveal His nature. The land, the sky, The birds that fly; Our planet’s every creature. Then humans came, Born in His name, God’s plan? With us, relate! But... Continue Reading →
by Rebekah Miller See the July night, red-white striped tents, lights from rides’ mounts. Smell the cotton candy pink and popcorn buttered. Stationary horses whinny as they go round and round. The street’s full of clowns and painted faces and... Continue Reading →
From an anonymous alumnus. The Thing So this is the thing I now know what the citizens have been celebrating Something like happiness Hilltops anonymous Treefarers ridings the northwestern winds Stake out at the Five Star Just for dimes and... Continue Reading →
