I had a conversation earlier this week with a fellow reader about how young adult […]
My Real Children, by Jo Walton
What if. What if. What if. This question drives to much fiction, but we rarely […]
A Replacement Life, by Boris Fishman
Around the time of his grandmother’s death, Slava Gelman’s grandparents received a letter from an […]
The Murder of Mary Russell, by Laurie R. King
The Murder of Mary Russell, by Laurie R. King, is the fourteenth entry in the […]
Misery, by Stephen King
For years, I have only wholly loved one Stephen King work: Carrie. I’ve read some of […]
The Angel Makers, by Jessica Gregson
Sari has always been an outsider in her small Hungarian village. Before World War I […]
Miss Lonelyhearts, by Nathanael West
I’ve always wondered how advice columnists keep doing their jobs. They hear so many awful […]
The Winter Witch, by Paula Brackston
Morgana does not speak, not since her father disappeared when she was a young child. […]
The Nutmeg Tree, by Margery Sharp
Margery Sharp’s The Nutmeg Tree has one of the best opening chapters I’ve read in a […]
The Witch Who Came in from the Cold, by Various Authors
The Cold War has proved fertile ground for writers, even more than twenty years after […]