Trigger warning for brief depiction of domestic violence. B.A. Shapiro’s Metropolis is the kind of […]
Dead Collections, by Isaac Fellman
Isaac Fellman’s Dead Collections held a lot of promise for me when I first read […]
Quantum Girl Theory, by Erin Kate Ryan
Erin Kate Ryan’s complicated novel, Quantum Girl Theory, begins with a preface that explains the […]
The Paradox Hotel, by Rob Hart
It’s no surprise that, if time travel were to be invented, it would probably only […]
The God of Lost Words, by A.J. Hackwith
With The God of Lost Words, A.J. Hackwith’s wonderful trilogy about Claire, her friends, and […]
A Marvellous Light, by Freya Marske
What is it about watching two characters who are into each other but won’t reveal […]
Look to the Sun, by Emmie Mears
A city on the brink of civil war is a lousy place to start falling […]
Under the Whispering Door, by T.J. Klune
T.J. Klune’s new novel, Under the Whispering Door, hit me right in the feels. This […]
The King of Infinite Space, by Lindsay Faye
I’ve never liked Hamlet, and yet, I find that I really like retellings of the […]
She Who Became the Sun, by Shelley Parker-Chan
In the waning days of the Yuan Empire, a girl whose original name we never […]