Lenore might be the best example I’ve ever come across of a repressed Victorian. She […]
A Wall is Also a Road, by Annalee Newitz
Gardenpath has discovered something impossible. Everyone knows that their world is the only place where […]
Bodies of Magic, by Freya Marske
The healers of Sieuxxer are famous throughout the world. Their magic can cure injuries and […]
Misery’s Wife, by Joan Tierney
In Misery’s Wife, Joan Tierney weaves a folkloric tale of magic, love, luck, sorrow, and […]
A Viper Among Kings, by Sydney Olivia
The very first chapter of Sydney Olivia’s fearless new novel, A Viper Among Kings, shows […]
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 […]
Waiting on a Friend, by Natalie Adler
There is no getting used to death, even in the midst of the AIDS epidemic. […]
The Iron Garden Sutra, by A.D. Sui
I don’t know if irony covers this situation, but it seems like it should. Shortly […]
Thrall, by Rebecca Mahoney
Poor Lucy Easting only wanted to escape her smothering mother and go to college. But […]
Lavender House, by Lev AC Rosen
Trigger warning for references to suicidal ideation and depiction of suicide. We meet Evander Mills […]