I’ve been stuck in an airport all day. (Not an exaggeration. I’ve been here for […]
Carter & Lovecraft, by Jonathan L. Howard
In the past, when I’ve talked to fans of H.P. Lovecraft, readers always use the […]
The Light Between Oceans, by M.L. Stedman
Any story about two mothers contending for custody of a child is immediately going to […]
This week on the bookish internet
Charline Jao discusses the latest bookish controversy about diversity in literature: Meg Rosoff putting her […]
Woman with a Blue Pencil, by Gordon McAlpine
One won’t get hard into Gordon McAlpine’s Woman with a Blue Pencil before it becomes clear […]
Cashing in
When I hear new bits of Potteriana from J.K. Rowling, I roll my eyes. (I’ve […]
Europe at Midnight, by Dave Hutchinson
Dave Hutchinson’s previous novel, Europe in Autumn, showed just how tribal human beings are. We tend […]
Made to Kill, by Adam Christopher
After reading Everything I Never Told You, I needed something completely different. Adam Christopher’s Made to Kill […]
This week on the bookish internet
Travis McDade reports for LitHub about the dastardly deeds of literary thieves. Leslie Pietrzyk questions readers’ […]
Everything I Never Told You, by Celeste Ng
It finally happened. My book group picked a book that made me want to ugly-cry. […]