What’s most rewarding about the season so far is seeing this band of fools become more efficient and ruthless.
Burns weaves Doug’s dream life into the two books along with his memories, creating one continuous hallucinatory, cascading narrative that skips across different times and realities.
This is a novel driven by craft as much as it is by weighty themes.
N.K. Jemisin crafts a world that feels both familiar and entirely new.
Marcus literalizes the intense pain language can cause on both intimate and global scales.
There’s something to be said for 30 Rock’s unrepentant adherence to formula.
Timelessness proves an intelligent way to engage with the dangers of dogmatism without falling into the trap of exclusionary politics.
The straightforward story gives the novel the impression of a child’s nightmare.