I usually don’t touch fantasy novels set in schools because there are just so many […]
Hungerstone, by Kat Dunn
Lenore might be the best example I’ve ever come across of a repressed Victorian. She […]
From the Library of Jurgen Leitner, by Premee Mohamed and Jonathan Sims
Most people are speaking metaphorically when they say that books are dangerous. Jurgen Leitner is […]
The Halls of the Dead, by S.M. Hallow
Trigger warning for gore. S.M. Hallow puts a spin on necromancy I’ve never seen before […]
Nightshade and Oak, by Molly O’Neill
Mallt Y Nos is a very busy deity in the days after the defeat of […]
The Witch Below the Dreaming Wood, by H.G. Parry
In the depths of the Blitz, Britons have started to dream of King Arthur. Everyone […]
Persuasion, by Jane Austen
It was a delight to re-read Persuasion, by Jane Austen, along with some of the […]
The Other Bennet Sister, by Janice Hadlow
I always wondered about Mary Bennet, the middle Bennet daughter, originally introduced to us in […]
Murder at the Spirit Lounge, by Jess Kidd
Trigger warning for suicide. Nora Breen returns in Murder at the Spirit Lounge, by Jess […]
Feast, by Catherine Kurtz
Trigger warning for rape, racism. At the outset of Catherine Kurtz’s troubling novel, Feast, Minha […]