As the title indicates, this book is about a thief. Our thief Lee begins her career stealing trinkets from her friend’s mom’s closet, ends up shoplifting for kids at school, she then becomes her high school’s Morgan Freeman in Shawshank Redemption, who’s been “known to locate certain things from time to time.” (Some of these […]
As one would expect, there are a lot of pretentious essays (I’m not opposed to that, don’t get me wrong) on the importance of literature in the films of Wes Anderson. This is not that, so if that’s what you’re here for, go read those. They’re on google. What I love about these books and […]
Javier Marias has a stream of consciousness style that propels the plot along meandering diversions, without losing sight of where the story is going. You may think you’ve ended up somewhere unexpected, but before long, you’ll loop back to the main thread and realize you’ve been following it all along, but now it is three […]
