There’s something about people—and characters—who insist that their way is the best way that absolutely […]
The Hollow Places, by T. Kingfisher
One of the sad things about being an adult is that, when you find a […]
I Have Some Questions for You, by Rebecca Makkai
I don’t know why so many of us are fascinated by true crime. I know […]
American Ending, by Mary Kay Zuravleff
Trigger warning for interpersonal violance. Two epiphanies bookend American Ending, by Mary Kay Zuravleff. Near […]
Lone Women, by Victor LaValle
For more than a million people, the American West was a place to disappear, to […]
Girls and Their Monsters, by Audrey Clare Farley
Trigger warnings for physical, verbal, and sexual abuse of children. On May 19, 1930, Carl […]
Ink Blood Sister Scribe, by Emma Törzs
My apologies for the lack of posts over the past week. I traveled to a […]
Lucky Red, by Claudia Cravens
Bridget was born unlucky and her bad luck has dogged her every day since in […]
The Road to Roswell, by Connie Willis
The Road to Roswell, by science fiction legend Connie Willis, kept me up way past […]
Hotel Cuba, by Aaron Hamburger
Based on family history, Aaron Hamburger imagines the journey of a pragmatic (and often exasperated) […]