Once again, I have been suckered in by a premise involving librarians in danger. Sadly, […]
The Centre, by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi
I envy polyglots. I truly do. I wish I could easily pick up languages without […]
The Road to Roswell, by Connie Willis
The Road to Roswell, by science fiction legend Connie Willis, kept me up way past […]
The Other Side of Night, by Adam Hamdy
There are few things that truly annoy me in fiction. I can put up with […]
Station Eternity, by Mur Lafferty
My family still cracks jokes about why on earth anyone would want to invite Jessica […]
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
There’s a line in the movie Jurassic Park, spoken by Dr. Ian Malcom, that I […]
The Many Daughters of Afong Moy, by Jamie Ford
Trigger warning for depictions of rape, racism, and abusive relationships. The Bible tells us that […]
The Paradox Hotel, by Rob Hart
It’s no surprise that, if time travel were to be invented, it would probably only […]
The Wagers, by Sean Michaels
The ancients used to think of luck as a supernatural force. I find it hard […]
Notes from the Burning Age, by Claire North
Notes from the Burning Age is the latest novel from Claire North, one of the […]