I don’t make recommendation lists all that often, but I’ve had booky books on the […]
The Uninvited Guests, by Sadie Jones
Emerald Torrington-Swift could never have imagined than her twentieth birthday party would end up like […]
Salamander, by Thomas Wharton
It’s hard to know what to make of Thomas Wharton’s Salamander. Even two days after […]
Cannonbridge, by Jonathan Barnes
One of the things that drives people nuts about Charles Dickens is the sheer number […]
A Darker Shade of Magic, by V.E. Schwab
This review only covers the first five chapters of V.E. Schwab’s new novel, A Darker […]
3,000 ways to drive a reader nuts
There comes a point in every reader’s life where they realize that they won’t be […]
The Librarian, by Mikhail Elizarov
If you ask a reader about the experience of reading, he or she might say […]
The Man Who Was Thursday, by G.K. Chesterton
After 107 years, satires are hard to fully understand. A reader might be able to […]
The Salt Roads, by Nalo Hopkinson
Nalo Hopkinson’s The Salt Roads, now being re-released by Open Road Media, reads like a […]
Cover Story, Part III: When the Doves Disappeared
This analysis of the cover of When the Doves Disappeared contains spoilers. Caveat lector. Every […]