Categoría: Books recommended by Masticadores
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The Ballad of the Universe by Abhilash Fraizer
Reading The Ballad of the Universe by Abhilash Fraizer was not just a literary experience—it felt like a spiritual passage. I didn’t expect a novel about a musician to stir something so deep within me, but from the very first chapter, I found myself pulled into a journey that felt strangely familiar, almost…
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Book Review: Democracy In America by Edward Ortiz
Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville was a heavy read, to put it mildly. Tocqueville visited the United States in 1831 to study the country. Initially, his focus was the prison system, but his study expanded to include the government structure and the socio-economic conditions of the country. Once…
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Review: BookBlog Ursula Major by B. Robert Conklin by Olga Nuñez
Hello, all: I bring you a book I reviewed for Rosie’s Books Review Team, one by an author I met through the team. This is the third novel I’ve read by him, and he has never disappointed me yet. Oh, and as I know quite a few of you were…
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#Review: When the Angel of Death Tells Bedtime Stories // Sabine Meyer by Olga Nuñez Miret
Hi, all: I bring you today a book I’ve found through Reedsy Discovery. I am unsure about the availability. When I first got the book, it was scheduled for release as an e-book in early June. I checked on the supposed date of publication, and the book only appeared as…
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#Review: Conduit to Murder (The Inspector Sheehan Mysteries Book 6) by Brian O’Hare
by Olga Nuñez Miret (Link Blog Olga) Hi, all: I bring you the review of another book in one of my favourite police procedural series, one set in Northern Ireland. And I’m happy to say that I have two more books lined up to read in the series, so I’m…
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A Review of Snigdha Agrawal’s “Fragments of Time (Memoirs)” by Barbara Leonhard
Fragments of Time: Memoirs (Notion Press, February 11, 2025) is an inspiring legacy of one person’s life of legends. In her memoir, Snigdha Agrawal weaves us into her art as though we are threads in the tapestry of her being. The “fragments” (memories) from her birth to her senior years…
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First Day of the Rest by Christina Chin & Michael Hough (Nun ProphetPress)Reviewed by Taofeek Ayeyemi
The beauty of Japanese poetry forms lies in both their strictness in form andflexibility in substance. There is renku, which split up to allowing individualhokku (which became haiku). Then haiku led to haiku sequence, haiga (which ishaiku scribbled on a photo or image), and haibun (haiku accompanying a prosepoetry). And…
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Poe: The Alley 01 by Félix Molina
Poe was published in Masticadores for 47 weeks in Spanish and then became a book. Its author Félix Molina, along with two translators, sent it to us exclusively, to inaugurate Latinos. It will appear every month and we will enjoy this book. Thank you, Félix Molina! —j re crivello Editor…
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