Readers frequently describe books as magical. We’re being metaphorical about how stories can transport. But […]
No Man’s Land, by Richard K. Morgan
Duncan Silver’s Great War never ended; it was only the enemy that changed. After he […]
Nonesuch, by Francis Spufford
Iris Hawkins knows what she wants. She wants a fun night with a man. She […]
The Sea Child, by Linda Wilgus
Isabel brings a lot of secrets with her to her very humble new home in […]
The King at the Edge of the World, by Arthur Phillips
Mahmoud Ezzedine, a talented physician to the Ottoman sultan, did not want to be included […]
A Spell for Drowning, by Rebecca Ferrier
Family stories from Cornwall inspired Rebecca Ferrier’s new novel, A Spell for Drowning. Countless years […]
The Bright Sword, by Lev Grossman
You know how they say, “better late than never”? That’s not really the case for […]
Ordinary Monsters, by J.M. Miro
The Cairndale Institute is extremely secretive—so secretive that even their own agents aren’t told the […]
Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, by V.E. Schwab
I’ve been putting off writing and posting a review of V.E. Schwab’s Bury Our Bones […]
A Resistance of Witches, by Morgan Ryan
The Grand Mistress of Britain’s witches has decided that they will join the war effort, […]