The Characters Completely Made “Company Town”
In Company Town, a woman without a future works for a man without a past. Go Jung-Hwa takes a job as...
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“The Star-Touched Queen” Is Fantasy At Its Finest
The Star-Touched Queen is a fantasy novel where the writing is so beautiful it qualifies as its own character. Combining...
Children of Earth and Sky: An Interesting Premise That Doesn’t Quite Work
As someone who enjoys history (and has a B.A. in it, in fact) I was really intrigued when I heard...
“Once Upon a Dream” Puts a New Spin on a Classic Tale
Imagine a world where Sleeping Beauty never wakes up, where Maleficent is more like Voldemort than anyone realized, and where...
“The Last Girl” by Joe Hart: It’s Not What You Expect
I practically devoured The Last Girl by Joe Hart, though it left me with a bit of an off taste...
“Yseult” Is an Engrossing, Tragic Love Story!
Yseult by author Ruth Nestvold is a truly engrossing retelling of a classic romance. (more…)
“Passenger” Is a Powerful Page-Turner
Etta's only goal in life is to be a concert violinist, but during a performance at the Metropolitan Museum of...
“Worlds of Ink and Shadow”: Just Because It’s in Your Head Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t Real
When people say that writing takes them to another world, they're usually being figurative. Not so for the Brontë siblings....
Book Review: “This Is Where It Ends” by Marieke Nijkamp
Trigger warning: Mentions and slight discussion of rape. Everyone has a reason to fear the boy with the gun. The...
Book Review: “Inherit the Stars” by Tessa Elwood
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... Ha ha, sorry, nope. Just kidding. Asa is the youngest...