Haunts of the Black Masseur: The Swimmer as Hero
by Charles Sprawson
TRUE Phinney by Post #56
This wonderful and strange book may have launched the sub-genre known awkwardly as the "swimoir," but there is much more swimming than memoir here. You hardly learn more about the author than you do f... (Tom)
Sock Story
by C.K. Smouha and Eleonora Marton
Phinney by Post Kids #44
Do friends have to stay exactly the same to stay friends? Smouha and Marton take the old lost-sock gag for a new spin (sorry) and wring (sorry!) a surprisingly subtle tale out of a sock who gets separ... (Tom)
The Salt Path
by Raynor Winn
TRUE
A bad investment causes fifty-year-old Raynor Winn and her husband Moth to lose their family farm and livelihood. Around the same time, Moth is diagnosed with a terminal degenerative illness that leav... (Haley)
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