Emily St. John Mandel has done it again with The Glass Hotel, an ethereal, meandering story about a group of people who are all connected – knowingly or unknowingly – as part of a massive Ponzi scheme. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © […]

Convention cancelled and you suddenly find yourself with a free weekend? Classes moved to online only and you’ve got a little extra time during the day? Just voluntarily practicing social isolation and doing your part to flatten the curve? Whatever the reason, we at The Geekiary have compiled a list of binge-worthy media to get […]

When We Were Magic by Sarah Gailey, a non-binary author, has just been released. The book delivers on romance, but some of the more… explosive plot elements are left feeling unresolved. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged. Copyright © The Geekiary

  Taika Waititi is going to be helming a pair of new Netflix shows: an animated adaption of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and a second animated show focused solely on the Oompa-Loompas. If I don’t sound excited it’s because I already spent three hours standing outside my front door, yelling at the […]

If you are looking for a new fantasy series with a pair of badass female protagonists set against a backdrop of war and political intrigue, you will definitely want to check out A Queen in Hiding, the first book in the Nine Realms series from Sarah Kozloff. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our […]

Continuing along in my “Books I’m Finally Reading” list is Children of Virtue and Vengeance, the highly-anticipated sequel to Tomi Adeyemi‘s best-selling epic fantasy debut Children of Blood and Bone. As enamored as I was with the first book, this second installment just didn’t capture the same kind of magic. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy […]

I’ve arrived to the party fashionably late, but I finally finished The Queen of Nothing, the conclusion to Holly Black’s Folk of Air trilogy. At last I learned how things ended up for Jude, Cardan, and the rest of the faerie. It is honestly not what I was expecting. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy […]

At its core, The Ninth Sorceress by Bonnie Wynne is a story about a teenage girl named Gwyn who thinks she’s ordinary, but it turns out she really is special. She’s hunted by a goddess she didn’t believe existed, has powers she’s always been afraid of, and there’s a war on the horizon she’s intimately […]

A quest for vengeance unravels further than ever thought possible in Scavenge the Stars, the first book in Tara Sim’s fantasy duology based on The Count of Monte Cristo. Journey to the city-state of Moray, where everyone has a secret and no one can be trusted. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in […]

It’s difficult to adequately describe Riot Baby, Tochi Onyebuchi’s adult debut. It’s a unique mix of fantasy, science fiction, and dystopia that is utterly unlike anything I’ve ever read. It’s 173 pages of gut punches that will challenge the preconceptions of people like me, who grew up in the same country but a totally different world […]