Review: “Captive Prince” by C.S. Pacat
If I had a dollar for every time a fangirl lamented that they wished traditional fiction was more like slash...
Traditional Press
Truth: “Lies We Tell Ourselves” Is a Must-Read
Lies We Tell Ourselves is a powerful novel that focuses on the evolving relationship between two teenage girls on opposite...
Book Review: Akarnae (The Medoran Chronicles #1) by Lynette Noni
With just one step, sixteen-year-old Alexandra Jennings's world changes--literally. Dreading her first day at a new school, Alex is stunned...
Ms. Track and Capture: Veronica Mars Back in Action
The Veronica Mars books do not pull punches. (Spoiler alert: plot points discussed, but not the ending. That's one punch...
2014 Nebula Nominees, Short Fiction
The members of the Science Fiction Writers of America are voting this month on the winners of the Nebulas for...
Live for More… And Read the Red Rising Trilogy
Once upon a time I acquired an advance reading copy of a book called Red Rising by Pierce Brown. As is...
But Which Twin Is the Evil One? A Review of “The Fire Sermon” by Francesca Haig
As post-apocalyptic and dystopian novels pop out of the snow like daisies, Francesca Haig has created a unique world where...
Context Matters: Why ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Makes It Hard To Be a Fangirl
There are many different kinds of fan fiction; there are basically a whole genre of it stemming from Sherlock Holmes...
Welcome Back to Scion: A Review of “The Mime Order” by Samantha Shannon
Are you ready to return to Scion London? Well, you'd better be, because The Mime Order, the second installment in...
Before It Goes the Way of the Apocalypse, Check Out “Good Omens”
I suspect that this post will be preaching to the choir -- that a lot of visitors to this site...