Alma Whittaker has a mind for classification, identification, detail, and scientific debate. All this makes […]
The Vanishing, by Sophia Tobin
One of the most difficult skills to learn in life is discovering who one can […]
Damnation Island, by Stacy Horn
It’s an old saw that the measure of a society is how they treat it’s […]
All the Perverse Angels, by Sarah K. Marr
A cottage in the Cotswolds seems like the perfect place for Anna to recuperate from […]
Darwin’s Ghosts, by Ariel Dorfman
Late in Ariel Dorfman’s philosophical novel Darwin’s Ghosts, a professor asks the protagonist, “who is not […]
The Spirit Photographer, by Jon Michael Varese
When I requested The Spirit Photographer, by Jon Michael Varese, I had no idea that the […]
Tomorrow, by Damian Dibben
One of the firmest rules I follow in my reading is that I do not […]
Dread Nation, by Justina Ireland
Sometimes I worry when authors introduce supernatural or horror tropes to tragic historical events. But […]
The Last Watchman of Cairo, by Michael David Lukas
Joseph, like many other literary sons, only really learns who his father is after his […]
The Silent Companions, by Laura Purcell
It’s not a delusion if someone else sees something strange, right? This is what I […]