
My reading tastes have been all over the board the past few months, with a mixture of old and new. I’ve also been very intrigued by the use of voice, especially multiple voices, which is what I found so captivating about Andre DuBus III’s House of Sand and Fog. I became completely engrossed with these different voices. Each character took on a life of his or her own and the suspense kept me turning pages, despite the story’s darkness.Among the praise for Every Crooked Pot:
Now I’m reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett, an impressive debut novel that...[read on]
"Read an excerpt from Every Crooked Pot and learn more about the novel at Renée Rosen's website.Every Crooked Pot is a beautifully nuanced tale about an extraordinary family and even more extraordinary young woman. Not since Myla Goldberg's Bee Season has a first novel so deftly captured the complexities, joys, and frustrations of daughters and their families. It's hard to believe this is a debut -- Rosen's voice is already as good as it gets. Keep an eye out for this rising star."
--Sara Gruen, New York Times bestselling author of Water for Elephants
The Page 99 Test: Every Crooked Pot.
Writers Read: Renée Rosen.
--Marshal Zeringue