I suspect that many readers and reviewers will focus on the prescience of Emma Donoghue’s […]
The Standardization of Demoralization Procedures, by Jennifer Hofmann
On the surface, the absurd and the surreal seem self-indulgent. Works in this group are […]
Seven, by Farzana Doctor
Trigger warning for discussion of female genital mutilation. Sharifa is an Indian American. Like many […]
We Are All the Same in the Dark, by Julia Heaberlin
Two years ago, I read a mystery/thriller that absolutely knocked my socks off. Julia Heaberlin’s […]
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Jason Rodgers discusses what happened after he started a romance book club…for men. (Men’s Health) […]
Driftwood, by Marie Brennan
Driftwood, by Marie Brennan, is the kind of weirdness I adore in fiction. This fantastical […]
The Erratics, by Vicki Laveau-Harvie
Vicki Laveau-Harvie got the call that she’s been dreading for years. Except, the call is […]
Harrow the Ninth, by Tamsyn Muir
Readers who have been impatiently waiting for a sequel to the phenomenal Gideon the Ninth […]
Nightshade, by Annalena McAfee
Annalena McAfee returns with another tale of liars and artists in Nightshade, after 2017’s Hame. […]
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Maren Tova Linett explores bioethics in literature. Yup, bioethics. Seriously, though, I am fascinated by […]