If you've been reading my reviews for any length of time, you're likely already aware that I don't fancy myself a devotee of Christopher Nolan. It's not that I dislike his work, not at all. That would be foolish and lacking in anything resembling cinematic integrity. It's just, well, that I am The Independent Critic and I do fancy myself a devotee of low-budget indie world where films are often made by the sweat of a filmmaker's brow and with not much more than a maxed out credit card.
Featured Book Review: The Place Between Our Pains by K.J. Ramsey
I couldn't help but reach out to author K.J. Ramsey as I began her latest book, "The Place Between Our Pains: A Memoir of What Joy Can Survive."
I had to tell her that this would be my latest "hospital" book, my latest book to be read while enduring yet another hospitalization during my sixty-year long journey with Spina Bifida. This journey, to be honest, was rather simple. Months in the planning, this was to be an overnight stay to remove yet another kidney stone to be followed by a week of recovery.
