Book Review: Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story by Max Marshall

Max Marshall’s non-fiction debut, Among the Bros: A Fraternity Crime Story, sets out to uncover the truth about Xanax dealers at the College of Charleston, but what he finds instead is so wild I thought this story was the basis of a movie I watched within the last year called, The Line. Yes, there are probably many truths within that movie, but it is a work of fiction at its core, whereas the mess that Marshall discovers is all real.

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Book Review: Julie Chan is Dead by Liann Zhang

Sometimes if I’m running dry on ideas for what to read, I do find it enjoyable to find inspiration at a local book store. Am I likely to purchase titles I’ve never read before? Not usually. Especially if I’m unfamiliar with other works from an author. But as I was walking the aisles of my local bookstore, the cover of Liann Zhang’s Julie Chan is Dead caught my attention.

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Book Review: Guardian Vol 1 by Preist

If I do recall, it did take me some time to get in the groove of the writing style of the Case File Compendium series. The same is the case for this new series, Guardian, though it’s by a completely different author in Preist. Though to be fair, this author has a pretty deep bibliography. And I also didn’t realize how long this particular series has been around! It’s also been adapted into a show back in 2018! Crazy.

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