Paradise Lost Arcadia, by Lauren Groff ’01 (Voice Hyperion) Reviewed by William H. Pritchard ’53Tags: book reviewWilliam PritchardLauren Groff '01GroffnovelLauren GroffArcadiaRead more about Paradise LostShare
Brilliant, Wily and Quietly Bold The Vices, by Lawrence Douglas, the James J. Grosfeld Professor of Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought (Other Press) Reviewed by Lauren Groff ’01Tags: Lawrence DouglasLauren Groff '01GroffLauren GroffDouglasThe VicesRead more about Brilliant, Wily and Quietly BoldShare
Building to a Boil A quality of longing animates this lovely and subtle first novel. A Thread of Sky, by Deanna Fei ’99 (Penguin)Reviewed by Lauren Groff ’01Tags: book reviewGroffnovelLauren GroffA Thread of SkyFeiDeanna FeiRead more about Building to a BoilShare
Company in Isolation In Beautiful Creatures, by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl ’89 (Little, Brown, 2009), a magical world exists underneath a conventional Southern town.ReviewTags: Lauren Groff '01GroffLauren GroffYoung Adult booksMargaret Stohl '89Beautiful CreaturesStohlMargaret StohlRead more about Company in IsolationShare
The Painter from Shanghai By Jennifer Cody Epstein ’88. New York City: W.W. Norton & Co., 2008. 416 pp. $24.95 hardcover. Reviewed by Lauren Groff ’01 Tags: book reviewAmherst CreatesLauren Groff '01GroffnovelJennifer Cody-Epstein '88EpsteinJennifer Cody EpsteinPainter from ShanghaiShanghaiRead more about The Painter from Shanghai
The Monsters of Templeton By Lauren Groff ’01. New York City: Hyperion, 2008. 384 pp. $24.95 hardover.Tags: BaconKatie BaconLauren Groff '01Monsters of TempletonTempletonGroffnovelRead more about The Monsters of Templeton
