Then she opened up a book of poems And handed it to me Written by […]
All the Birds in the Sky, by Charlie Jane Anders
The future is impossible to predict, which is why I’m always surprised that some people […]
Bellevue, by David Oshinsky
When I read non-fiction, I usually end up reading something weird (Agent Zigzag or Grunt) or […]
Mr Splitfoot, by Samantha Hunt
Belief is a powerful thing. It can also be a dangerous thing, as we learn […]
Orphans of the Carnival, by Carol Birch
Carol Birch’s novel, Orphans of the Carnival, follows the short, strange life of nineteenth century performer, […]
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Between the late 1880s and his death, Dr. Orville Ward Owen searched for the “real” […]
The Unquiet Dead, by Ausma Zehanat Khan
Esa Khattak and Rachel Getty are two Toronto police officers who have the unenviable job […]
The Trees, by Ali Shaw
Some people need a catalyst to spur them to become who they were always meant […]
His Bloody Project, by Graeme Macrae Burnet
I would be a terrible juror. I overthink things so much that I would never […]
