Mahmoud Ezzedine, a talented physician to the Ottoman sultan, did not want to be included […]
A Spell for Drowning, by Rebecca Ferrier
Family stories from Cornwall inspired Rebecca Ferrier’s new novel, A Spell for Drowning. Countless years […]
City of Others, by Jared Poon
Ben Toh is an overworked, underpaid, under-resourced civil servant in Singapore. He has to turn […]
Through Gates of Garnet and Gold, by Seanan McGuire
Through Gates of Garnet and Gold is the eleventh entry in Seanan McGuire’s Wayward Children […]
The Bright Sword, by Lev Grossman
You know how they say, “better late than never”? That’s not really the case for […]
All of Us Murderers, by KJ Charles
Zeb Wyckham does not like his family. The only reason he answered his uncle’s summons […]
The Merciful Crow, by Margaret Owen
In any hierarchical society, someone is always at the bottom. In Fie’s world, her people […]
I Humbly Beg Your Speedy Answer, by Mary Beth Norton
When I read about history, I’m generally reading about life in chaotic times: wars, plagues, […]