InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyJasmin James·Apr 19I Defended a Misogynist-and Didn’t Even NoticeWhat Claire Keegan’s ‘So Late in the Day’ reveals about money, relationships, and the biases we inheritA response icon5A response icon5
Astri Dian Purnamasari·Jul 23, 2025Everyone Said Foster Would Break My Heart. It Didn’t.I thought this book would wreck me. Instead, it left me waiting for a moment that never came.A response icon1A response icon1
Apurva Khadye·Jul 7, 2025Book Review Small Things Like These: Claire Keegan’s MasterpieceIn the Silence of Snow: The Quiet Power of Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These
Richard Weems·May 22, 2025Single Sentence Movie Review: Small Things Like These (2024).Claire Keegan is not only an phenomenal writer whose work teems with sadness and its life partner, hope, but oddly makes for great fodder…
roomforlit·May 4, 2025Foster by Claire Keegan“Where there’s a secret,’ she says, ‘there’s shame — and shame is something we can do without.”
Pat Taub·Feb 21, 2025Memorable Winter ReadsIf you’re casting about for a way to take the edge off Trump’s wrecking ball, I heartily recommend the uplifting powers of a great read.
Richard Weems·Jan 4, 2025Single Sentence Movie Review: The Quiet Girl (2022).The Quiet Girl makes a strong case for using short stories as the basis of movies over novels, for Claire Keegan’s understated (notice I’m…
