Blessed be the meddlers—but only the fictional ones who can’t actually meddle in your life. […]
Summerland, by Hannu Rajaniemi
What would it be like to exist in a world where death doesn’t really matter? […]
Confessions of the Fox, by Jordy Rosenberg
Confessions of the Fox, by Jordy Rosenberg, is a very sneaky book. It begins as […]
The Lost for Words Bookshop, by Stephanie Butland
Trigger warning for domestic violence. Lovejoy Cardew is in hiding. She has good reasons for […]
The Butcher’s Daughter, by Victoria Glendinning
Victoria Glendinning’s The Butcher’s Daughter explores a theme I hadn’t considered before—or even really addressed—in historical […]
Island of the Mad, by Laurie R. King
Laurie R. King’s Island of the Mad is the fifteenth entry in the Mary Russell and Sherlock […]
The Hawkman, by Jane Rosenberg LaForge
After World War I, millions of traumatized men returned to their homes to sink or […]
The Vanishing, by Sophia Tobin
One of the most difficult skills to learn in life is discovering who one can […]
What Should Be Wild, by Julia Fine
Girls without mothers raised by somewhat clueless fathers are not uncommon in literature. What is uncommon is […]