Mercy Chan sought refuge in Kowloon Walled City in 1942 and never really left. Even […]
Honey in the Wound, by Jiyoung Han
Trigger warning for rape, mutilation, and slavery. The little bit of magic held by Young-ja’s […]
No Man’s Land, by Richard K. Morgan
Duncan Silver’s Great War never ended; it was only the enemy that changed. After he […]
Nonesuch, by Francis Spufford
Iris Hawkins knows what she wants. She wants a fun night with a man. She […]
The Fortune Tellers of Rue Daru, by Olesya Salnikova Gilmore
In the heart of Paris, in the heart of the community of Russian exiles, Zina […]
A Spell for Drowning, by Rebecca Ferrier
Family stories from Cornwall inspired Rebecca Ferrier’s new novel, A Spell for Drowning. Countless years […]
Ordinary Monsters, by J.M. Miro
The Cairndale Institute is extremely secretive—so secretive that even their own agents aren’t told the […]
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, by V.E. Schwab
I’ve been putting off writing and posting a review of V.E. Schwab’s Bury Our Bones […]
A Steep and Savage Path, by JJA Harwood
Irina isn’t the sort to be put off by the little fact that what she […]
Red Rabbit, by Alex Grecian
I have no idea why weird westerns are so damn good. Is it that the […]