In the history of modern science, the decades that bridge the medieval era, the Renaissance, […]
Vanishing Falls, by Poppy Gee
The eponymous Tasmanian town of Poppy Gee’s Vanishing Falls is the kind of town that […]
The Eighth Detective, by Alex Pavesi
There are mysteries within mysteries within mysteries in Alex Pavesi’s The Eighth Detective. We as […]
This fortnight on the bookish internet
Kelly Jensen’s report of how Phoenix librarians (like many librarians across the country) are being […]
Crossings, by Alex Landragin
Alex Landragin’s Crossings is the kind of book that I’ve been waiting for, but not […]
Empire of Wild, by Cherie Dimaline
Joan’s husband stormed off into the woods a year ago, after a rare fight. He […]
An apology for my unexpected hiatus
Hello, gentle readers! Last Thursday, a room in my house flooded. Because there was so […]
Bottled Goods, by Sophie van Llewyn
Alina and Liviu are not happy people. This is not surprising, given that most people […]
The Widening Stain, by W. Bolingbroke Johnson
Originally published in 1942, The Widening Stain is a mystery that flirts heavily with satire. […]
Unspeakable Acts, edited by Sara Weinman
Unspeakable Acts, edited by Sara Weinman, contains articles from print and online publications on three […]