Future Home of the Living God, by Louise Erdrich, is part of a dialogue in […]
The Black God’s Drums, by P. Djèlí Clark
Creeper makes a living as a pickpocket but, at the beginning of P. Djèlí Clark’s delightfully […]
Summerland, by Hannu Rajaniemi
What would it be like to exist in a world where death doesn’t really matter? […]
Confessions of the Fox, by Jordy Rosenberg
Confessions of the Fox, by Jordy Rosenberg, is a very sneaky book. It begins as […]
Dread Nation, by Justina Ireland
Sometimes I worry when authors introduce supernatural or horror tropes to tragic historical events. But […]
The Philosopher’s Flight, by Tom Miller
Robert Weekes has a dream: to be the first man to join the US Sigil […]
Red Clocks, by Leni Zumas
There are two things that changed the playing field for women in the United States: […]
After the End of the World, by Jonathan L. Howard
After the universe was “unfolded” at the end of Lovecraft & Carter, Emily Lovecraft and Dan […]
An Excess Male, by Maggie Shen King
The Chinese government instituted a policy restricting couples to one child only in 1979. There […]
The Bedlam Stacks, by Natasha Pulley
I’ve been anxiously awaiting Natasha Pulley’s second novel, whatever it happened to be. I’m happy […]