Olivia Atwater continued her captivating tales of magic and fae with The Witchwood Knot, set […]
This is Going to Hurt, by Adam Kay
During the early 2000s, Adam Kay studied and worked as a doctor in the UK, […]
The Centre, by Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi
I envy polyglots. I truly do. I wish I could easily pick up languages without […]
The Square of Sevens, by Laura Shepherd-Robinson
What is a poor (extremely poor) young girl to do when she is suddenly orphaned […]
A Power Unbound, by Freya Marske
Freya Marske brings the Last Binding trilogy to a close in A Power Unbound. This […]
A Season of Monstrous Conceptions, by Lina Rather
Childbirth is stressful and unpredictable in real life but, in Lina Rather’s brisk novel, A […]
Cities of Women, by Kathleen B. Jones
Christine de Pizan is one of the few medieval women we know from their own […]
The Ghost Theatre, by Mat Osman
All the world’s a stage, said the bard, and the men are merely players. Most […]
Good Night, Irene, by Luis Alberto Urrea
In the middle of World War II, Irene Woodward escapes an abusive fiancé to join […]
The Imposters, by Tom Rachman
Trigger warnings for brief scenes of torture and suicidal ideation. As I read The Imposters, […]