Bits and Bobs: The Olympics, Fargo, Men vs. Bears, and AudenEven though the International Olympic Committee maintains the games aren't meant to be political, throughout history governments, contestants and the public have...
Bits and Bobs: The Loveliest People in the World, Salman Toor Green, Mahmoud Darwish, & More...They know that life is mostly pain, mystery and error—and will never try to persuade you otherwise. They will never...- Bits and Bobs: Susan Abulhawa’s 10 Rules for Living, TV Shows, Aristotle, & More"Happiness is overrated, and seeking it is a waste of time. A lobotomy will get you there quicker. Search for...
In James by Percival Everett, Mark Twain’s Jim Writes His Own StoryIn our April 2024 Book Box, which has now sold out, we feature two new, highly anticipated releases from authors...
January by Sara Gallardo: A Personal ReviewJanuary by Sara Gallardo, the second book in the February Book Box, is a slim novel, barely more than a...
The Radical Sara Gallardo, Author of January"The first Argentine novel to represent rape from the survivor’s perspective and to explore the life-threatening risks pregnancy posed, in...- Who Is Alexis Wright, the Author of Praiseworthy?The February 2024 Book Box features Praiseworthy, the fourth novel by Aboriginal Australian writer extraordinaire Alexis Wright. “How can one...
Everything’s Coming Up Roses and Chocolate: Boxwalla’s Valentine’s Day Gift GuideIt's coming up roses (and chocolate) wherever we look. And with everything festive, we like to indulge a little, in...
Bits and Bobs IXCover painting, La Lectora (The Reader) by Fernando Botero, the Colombian artist and sculptor who died at the age of 91 on...
The December 2023 Book Box, with a Truly Special Gift Inside!The contents of the FINAL Book Box of 2023 is very dear to us. The December Book Box contains: Austrian writer...
Boxwalla’s Holiday Gifting Guide 2023It's the ✨Holiday Season✨. The increasing coldness of the weather is surpassed only by the warmth of gatherings around the...
Bits and Bobs VIII“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald The above quote...
