Thirty-five years ago, Laurence Weschler was a staff writer for The New Yorker, and he…
Category: Book Reviews
‘Some days there seems to be little reason for hope, in our families, cities, and…
“Perhaps no action in life stings more than betrayal.” Gina Scott I recall my first…
The mass suicide of ordinary Germans in 1945 The small town of Demmin, located in…
How to relate to someone who doesn’t want to live anymore: A Man Called Ove…
Confronting the Pain of Unspeakable Loss The Beekeeper of Aleppo is an unforgettable story of…
How do you live when you’re surrounded by death? The Librarian of Auschwitz, written by…
Looking to fiction for insights on suicide: There is a paperback edition of To Kill…
Alagappa Rammohan, 79, lives in Chicago having immigrated from Chennai, India in 1962. He has…
About Grace, a novel by Anthony Doerr is about a hydrologist named David Winkler who…
