One thing humans have failed to evolve past is the desire to gawp at people […]
Cannonbridge, by Jonathan Barnes
One of the things that drives people nuts about Charles Dickens is the sheer number […]
Love in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, by Judd Trichter
Eliot Lazar loves an android. In his world, this is one of the most repellent […]
The Great Zoo of China, by Matthew Reilly
You’ve heard the expression “Made for TV movie”? Matthew Reilly’s The Great Zoo of China is […]
The Diviners, by Libba Bray
Since my library bought a copy, The Diviners hasn’t spent much time on the shelves. […]
Near Enemy, by Adam Sternbergh
Until recently, Spademan’s life was uncomplicated. He was a garbageman turned hit man. He didn’t […]
The Return of the Discontinued Man, by Mark Hodder
I normally don’t do reviews of books in series after the first one, but the […]
World of Trouble, by Ben H. Winters
If you haven’t read the first two books in this series, The Last Policeman and […]
The Beautiful Land, by Alan Averill
The first rule of time travel should be “Do not fuck with time travel.” The […]
Vicious, by V.E. Schwab
There have always been stories about people who could do incredible things under pressure: lift […]