Elka has always done better in the woods, on her own, than in the middle […]
A Borrowed Man, by Gene Wolfe
Who better to solve a mystery you don’t want official investigated than a mystery writer? […]
Barren Cove, by Ariel S. Winter
I didn’t know when I started Barren Cove, by Ariel S. Winter, that it would be […]
The Lost Time Accidents, by John Wray
In some circles, a lost time accident is a goof up or problem that requires […]
Too Like the Lightning, by Ada Palmer
In every presidential election I’ve been eligible to vote in, there is a running sort-of […]
Radiance, by Catherynne Valente
Earlier this week, I had a discussion with a history professor about how we could […]
Three short epilogues by Jesse Baruffi
After I read (and gushed about) Otto von Trapezoid and the Empress of Thieves by Jesse […]
The Bone Clocks, by David Mitchell
Reading David Mitchell’s Slade House a couple months ago sent me back to the library to […]
Otto von Trapezoid and the Empress of Thieves, by Jesse Baruffi
After the emotional pummeling I took from Atticus Lish’s Preparation for the Next Life, I needed […]
Welcome to Night Vale, by Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor
There are few places on earth like Night Vale—for which we should all be deeply […]