Trigger warning for self-harm and sexual assault. Yahui was found on the doorstep of a […]
Republic of Lies, by Anna Merlan
My dive into podcasts about conspiracy thinking—notably QAnon Anonymous and Knowledge Fight—have brought the astute […]
This is Going to Hurt, by Adam Kay
During the early 2000s, Adam Kay studied and worked as a doctor in the UK, […]
The Mystery Guest, by Nita Prose
Molly Gray returns in Nita Prose’s The Mystery Guest, the follow-up to her sprightly debut, […]
Natural Causes, by Nina Lykke
Elin, a Norwegian doctor whose life has just imploded, has only a plastic skeleton to […]
How Can I Help You? by Laura Sims
Laura Sims’s novel, How Can I Help You?, took me right back to the handful […]
The Centre, by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi
I envy polyglots. I truly do. I wish I could easily pick up languages without […]
The Dead Take the A Train, by Cassandra Khaw and Richard Kadrey
Trigger warning for self-harm. Cassandra Khaw (of The Salt Grows Heavy) and Richard Kadrey (of […]
A Haunting in Hialeah Gardens, by Raul Palma
Hugo Contreras will be the first to tell you that he’s a fraud at the […]
Cities of Women, by Kathleen B. Jones
Christine de Pizan is one of the few medieval women we know from their own […]