Consider “The Monster of Elendhaven” for All Your Queer Gothic Horror Needs
I'm usually not one for horror (I tend to avoid it at all costs) but there's something about The Monster of...
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“The Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy” Has the Asexual/Aromantic Character You’ve Been Looking For
Asexuality and aromanticism are two orientations that rarely catch a glimpse of the spotlight on the stage of representation. It’s...
To All Would-Be Wanderers: Consider “The Ten Thousand Doors of January” – Review
This past weekend I was walking through Central Park, and as I was wandering, I got the sense that there...
Harley Quinn Makes a Stand in “Breaking Glass” – Review
I haven't been all that impressed with the offerings from DC's new YA imprint, DC Ink. Using YA authors to...
Do Yourself a Favor and Read “There Will Come a Darkness”
Occasionally a book will come along that absolutely knocks me off my feet - a book that makes me want...
See the Rise of the Trickster in “Loki: Where Mischief Lies”
It's difficult being a teenager and trying to figure out where you fit in the universe. It doesn't get any...
“Crown of Coral and Pearl” Review: Beautifully Written But Needs to Slow Down
Mara Rutherford's stunning debut, Crown of Coral and Pearl, is a richly detailed fantasy full of drama and political intrigue that...
Book Review: “Rage” by Cora Carmack
Enemies are closing in and Aurora's lies start to unravel in Rage, the second book in Cora Carmack's Stormheart trilogy. This...
“Crossover Crisis” Could Very Easily Be an Episode of The Flash – Book Review
Join Barry Allen, Oliver Queen, and the rest of Team Flash and Team Arrow in an all-new adventure from author...
“Dear Justice League” Is Fun for All Ages
One of the entries in DC Comics' new middle grade imprint, DC Zoom, is Dear Justice League. With art by Gustavo...