The way we grow up sets our definitions of what “normal” is. Childhood prepares us […]
Black Sheep, by Rachel Harrison
There’s a floating aphorism about everyone fighting a battle we know nothing about. This has […]
The Instruments of Darkness, by John Connolly
Charlie Parker returns in The Instruments of Darkness, by John Connolly, the twenty-first book in […]
Indian Burial Ground, by Nick Medina
Trigger warnings for alcoholism and discussions of suicide. Louie arrives at the (fictional) Takoda reservation […]
Night Will Find You, by Julia Haeberlin
Vivvy Bouchet would much rather spend her time gazing at the stars, in the remote […]
The Night Flowers, by Sara Herchenroether
Trigger warning for brief depictions of interpersonal violence. The Night Flowers, by Sara Herchenroether, tells […]
Parasol Against the Axe, by Helen Oyeyemi
Hero Tojosoa is used to doing things she doesn’t really like. Honestly, it’s a wonder […]
Mother Doll, by Katya Apekina
Zhenia is content with her life as Katya Apekina’s emotionally stunning novel, Mother Doll, opens. […]
Fourteen Days, by Various Authors
Fourteen Days, edited by Margaret Atwood and Douglas Preston and written by 36 authors under […]
Language City, by Ross Perlin
At the time of writing, the current population of New York City is 8.468 million […]