The events of Emily St. John Mandel’s Station Eleven drift back and forth in time, some […]
The Monster’s Wife, by Kate Horsley
I often think of characters in terms of Venn diagrams. (Okay, I think of people […]
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, by David Shafer
Privacy is an illusion these days. None of us reads the terms and conditions when […]
All Those Vanished Engines, by Paul Park
I am left with one question after reading Paul Park’s tripartite novella, All Those Vanished […]
Strange Bodies, by Marcel Theroux
How do you capture the essence of a person? Their life’s work, their words, could […]
A Better World, by Marcus Sakey
Is there anything more dangerous than someone who wants to create a better world? In […]
Halfskin, by Tony Bertauski
The biomites can do anything. They can fix your bad vision. They can make your […]
Marvel 1602, by Niel Gaiman and Andy Kubert
What if the mutants, heroes, villains, and gods we know from the Marvel Universe had […]
Shovel Ready, by Adam Sternbergh
I received a free review copy of this ebook from Edelweiss, on behalf of the […]
The Liminal People, by Ayize Jama-Everett
All his life, Taggert has been testing himself. He throws himself into dangerous situations to […]