I’ve only read a few of the original Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle. […]
The Last Equation of Isaac Severy, by Nova Jacobs
Being the child of a legendary genius is difficult, especially when one has no talent […]
The Silent Companions, by Laura Purcell
It’s not a delusion if someone else sees something strange, right? This is what I […]
This week on the bookish internet
Becky Stone’s list of bookish deal breakers is longer than mine. (Book Riot) Lev Grossman […]
Rainbirds, by Clarissa Goenawan
Ren Ishida arrives in Akakawa, Japan, for the worst reason. His sister was murdered there. […]
Speak No Evil, by Uzodinma Iweala
When should a friend meddle in one’s life? And when should a friend stay silent? […]
Where and When; Or, Set the Stage for Me
A lot of the books I’ve read lately have taken me to places and times […]
The Darkling Bride, by Laura Andersen
Carragh Ryan’s job at Deeprath Castle begins with a very odd job interview. She doesn’t […]
Ibid, by Mark Dunn
Ibid is another delightfully off-kilter work of metafiction by Mark Dunn. This is not a […]
A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding, by Jackie Copleton
Amaterasu Takahashi thinks she is the last member of her family. Her husband has died. […]