Joaquín Alzada is a police inspector who has a thinner line to walk than most. […]
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I agree with Jennifer Croft, who argues that translators should be named on book covers. […]
What They Didn’t Burn, by Mel Laytner
Josef Lajtner rarely spoke of what happened to him between 1940 and 1945. His son, […]
The Best Books I Read, 2020-2021
These are my favorite reads of last year, in no particular order: Attack Surface, by […]
The List, 2020-2021
My reading pace still hasn’t recovered from the big dip it took when the world […]
The Mad Women’s Ball, by Victoria Mas
Trigger warning for rape. In the nineteenth century, a woman could be diagnosed with hysteria […]
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Kendra Winchester asks us all to be considerate of readers with disabilities. And stop saying […]
Under the Whispering Door, by T.J. Klune
T.J. Klune’s new novel, Under the Whispering Door, hit me right in the feels. This […]
Notes from the Burning Age, by Claire North
Notes from the Burning Age is the latest novel from Claire North, one of the […]
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May Peterson shares childhood memories of growing up trans and how she drew strength from […]