Fourteen Days, edited by Margaret Atwood and Douglas Preston and written by 36 authors under […]
Language City, by Ross Perlin
At the time of writing, the current population of New York City is 8.468 million […]
The Rumor Game, by Thomas Mullen
Thomas Mullen dives deeply into the gray area between good and evil in The Rumor […]
Mother-Daughter Murder Night, by Nina Simon
I have seen some odd things in mystery novels. Usually, these odd things are creative […]
Thistlefoot, by GennaRose Nethercott
Isaac and Bellatine Yaga don’t know much about their heritage. A grandmother or great-grandmother came […]
Ancestor Trouble, by Maud Newton
Maud Newton, the author of Ancestor Trouble, is the product of two people who decided […]
Republic of Lies, by Anna Merlan
My dive into podcasts about conspiracy thinking—notably QAnon Anonymous and Knowledge Fight—have brought the astute […]
The Exorcist, by William Peter Blatty
Trigger warning for sexual violence. Reading a classic scary story is always a chancy thing. […]
In the Pines, by Grace Elizabeth Hale
Trigger warnings for racialized violence, brief descriptions of torture, and lynching. Historian Grace Elizabeth Hale […]
A True Account, by Katherine Howe
Professor Marian Beresford is prone to temptation. As a lesbian in 1930s America, she has […]