“No One Gets to Fall Apart” Is an Unflinching Look at Mental Illness, Trauma, and Belonging

By: Becca Stanek
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This review of Sarah LaBrie’s debut memoir, “No One Gets to Fall Apart,” explores the themes of generational trauma and belonging that shape the book.

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Compelling, Conspicuous Womanhood in the Gorgeous Debut “The Turtle House”

By: KT Sparks
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From the first lines of The Turtle House, debut historical fiction author Amanda Churchill signals how she plans to spin her masterful family saga from prewar Japan to late 20th Century Texas ranch country. Curtain, Texas March 1, 1999 Paper hates water. It hates wind. And fire. Paper falls apart. There is no home safe…

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Choices, Trauma and Raw Emotion Combine in “The Farewell Tour”

By: Nicole Yurcaba
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Author Stephanie Clifford creates an emotionally gripping story of a country music star on the decline.

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