Book Review: The Inconvenient God by Francesca Forrest
A lightly written, perfectly formed snapshot of an awkward situation.
2 minute read
Book Review: The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps and A Taste of Honey
Poetic fantasy and amazing worlds by Kai Ashante Wilson.
3 minute read
Book Review: The Winds of Khalakovo by Bradley P. Beaulieu
Flying ships, demons from the other side, and magical conspiracies by Bradley P. Beaulieu.
2 minute read
Book Review: The Town by B.P. Gregory
An Australian horror tale filled with suspense, flawed heroes, bizzarro situations and terrified bravery. And it's funny with it.
2 minute read
Book Review: The Fury of Blacky Jaguar
The Fury of Blacky Jaguar by Angel Luis Colón is a frenetic, nose-busting, Glock-toting misadventure, a kind of noir-with-a-vengeance novella where the bad guys aren't as bad as the badder guys.
1 minute read
Book Review: The Postman by David Brin
Possibly the most appropriate book to read at the present time, given the sabotage of the US Postal Service in 2020.
3 minute read
Review: Evolution by Tenea D. Johnson
Evolution by Tenea D. Johnson provides dull pain as humans destroy themselves over and over, the same modern pressures we already know, but ramped up to an extreme position.
3 minute read
Review: R/evolution by Tenea D. Johnson
Thoughtful, precisely written, well-designed and powerful, Johnson’s R/evolution is an epic in a nutshell, a Tardis in a book.
3 minute read
Review: Books and Bone by Victoria Corva
Necromancers, healing, therianthropy and antiquarian magical libraries ... what more could a fantasy reader want?
2 minute read
Review: Smoketown by Tenea D. Johnson
An intriguing speculative novel about the social aftermath of a viral epidemic, told from the points of view of three intertwined characters, none of whom meet.
3 minute read
Review: Sinful Folk
A tale of loss, vengeance, treachery and grief in Dark Ages Britain, written by Ned Hayes and illustrated by Nikki McClure.
1 minute read
Review: Europe in Autumn
European sci-fi that's as surprising to readers as it seems to have been for its author, Dave Hutchinson.
2 minute read