Barrelhouse Reviews: A Bad Deal in Mormon Land by T.I.M. Wirkus
The playful, soapy tone serves as a vehicle for serious questions: what, after all, is the nature of divine revelation?
Barrelhouse Reviews: The Loneliness Files by Athena Dixon
Measured sentences draw the reader into the emotional dome she inhabits. The book’s even tone avoids associative leaps and instead mirrors the quotidian effort to keep going, day after day.