Carragh Ryan’s job at Deeprath Castle begins with a very odd job interview. She doesn’t […]
Ibid, by Mark Dunn
Ibid is another delightfully off-kilter work of metafiction by Mark Dunn. This is not a […]
A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding, by Jackie Copleton
Amaterasu Takahashi thinks she is the last member of her family. Her husband has died. […]
The Sojourn, by Andrew Krivak
It might seem strange to begin and end a book about a soldier and a […]
Dogs at the Perimeter, by Madeleine Thien
Janie is haunted. Her memories of family members she lost during the reign of the […]
Where the Dead Sit Talking, by Brandon Hobson
Brandon Hobson’s Where the Dead Sit Talking covers the summer in the life of Sequoyah, a […]
Peculiar Ground, by Lucy Hughes-Hallett
Lucy Hughes-Hallett’s Peculiar Ground meditates on the function and meaning of walls. The themes of separation, incarceration, […]
Spoonbenders, by Daryl Gregory
The Amazing Telemachus Family never really recovered from a disastrous episode of The Mike Douglas Show. […]
The Philosopher’s Flight, by Tom Miller
Robert Weekes has a dream: to be the first man to join the US Sigil […]
Forty Dead Men, by Donis Casey
George Tucker doesn’t know what he wants when he returns to the family farm in […]