I’ve read a lot of mysteries, but I have never read a book told from […]
Bohemian Girl, by Therese Svoboda
Therese Svoboda’s Bohemian Girl is a sparely written odyssey about self-reliance more than anything else, […]
The Mirage, by Matt Ruff
Emily Dickinson wrote “Tell the truth, but tell it slant.” Matt Ruff tells the truth inverted. […]
City of Bohane, by Kevin Barry
As the title might tell you, Kevin Barry’s City of Bohane is really about a place […]
Blackout, by Mira Grant
Well, that’s it for Mira Grant’s Newsflesh trilogy, one of the more innovative zombie stories […]
Liminal States, by Zack Parsons
I have to admit that Zack Parsons’s Liminal States was a bit of a slog for […]
The Mayor of Casterbridge, by Thomas Hardy
I followed up reading Tess of the d’Urbervilles with The Mayor of Casterbridge. It’s another tragedy, but […]
Tess of the d’Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy
I didn’t think I would enjoy Thomas Hardy as much as I did. All I […]
The Midnight Mayor, by Kate Griffin
The Midnight Mayor Kate Griffin continues her highly original Matthew Swift series with The Midnight Mayor. […]
Anno Dracula, by Kim Newman
When you hear about a book with the premise that Count Dracula marries Queen Victoria, […]