“It Rhymes With Takei” Comic Memoir – Review
A portion of comic book cover showing George Takei at many points in his life, running across a rainbow beam....
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Book Review: “The Great Cool Ranch Dorito in the Sky” by Josh Galarza
The Great Cool Ranch Dorito in the Sky by Josh Galarza Within the pages of The Great Cool Ranch Dorito...
Book Review: “Compound Fracture” by Andrew Joseph White
Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White I’m at a loss for words regarding Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White. How...
Wrath Month Reads: “Bury Your Gays” by Chuck Tingle
Chuck Tingle's latest novel, Bury Your Gays, shows that Pride isn't the only thing that fuels the LGBTQIA+ community --...
Absolute Power Corrupts in “A Power Unbound” – Review
I usually try to post ARC reviews closer to the publish date of the book, but this is the last...
How Will She Be Remembered? – “The Legacy of Yangchen” Book Review
Yangchen struggles to handle the day-to-day ruling of Bin-Er. She is maintaining a fragile peace with the shangs by threat...
“Fake Dates and Mooncakes” Is Full of Fluff But Not Really My Jam
All Dylan Tang wants is to win a Mid-Autumn Festival mooncake baking competition in order to honor his late mother...
It’s Nico’s Time to Shine in “The Sun and the Star” – Review
Plagued by recurring nightmares where a ghostly voice is calling out for help, the son of Hades Nico di Angelo...
“The Sinister Booksellers of Bath” Is a Harder Sell Than Its Predecessor – Review
It's still 1983 London, and Susan Arkshaw is trying her best to have a normal life. That's kind of difficult,...
Witness “The Dawn of Yangchen” by F.C. Yee
Yangchen is very young when she is first visited by the spirits of her past lives, and even now she...