When Bea opens a package from an old acquaintance—full of letters and poems—it sends her […]
The Girl in Green, by Derek B. Miller
Like divine revelation, quests aren’t usually something we see in this day and age. That […]
This House is Mine, by Dörte Hansen
Generally speaking, home is the place where we belong. Our family are there. Our memories […]
Nineveh, by Henrietta Rose-Innes
I never read Hal Herzog’s Some We Love, Some We Hate, Some We Eat, but the […]
All the Birds in the Sky, by Charlie Jane Anders
The future is impossible to predict, which is why I’m always surprised that some people […]
Mr Splitfoot, by Samantha Hunt
Belief is a powerful thing. It can also be a dangerous thing, as we learn […]
A House Without Windows, by Nadia Hashimi
Nadia Hashimi’s A House Without Windows is the kind of book tailor-made to make feminist Westerners […]
Hag-Seed, by Margaret Atwood
One of the joys of reading the Hogarth Shakespeare series is seeing how different authors […]
The Little Red Chairs, by Edna O’Brien
There are people who deserve second changes and others who very much do not. Edna […]
The Family Plot, by Cherie Priest
The Withrow house—over 100 years old, abandoned for decades—is supposed to save Music City Salvage. […]