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...
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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...
Happily Ever After, a Review of “Myth & Magic: Queer Fairy Tales”
"Happily ever after" has always been a bit of a misnomer. After all, it isn't possible that everyone can live...
What’s Your Sign? A Review of “Zodiac” by Romina Russell
It's a commonly reoccurring theme in young adult literature -- a teenaged girl discovers she is somehow special and must...
A Conversation with Josiah Bancroft, Author of Senlin Ascends
I was introduced to Senlin Ascends by a friend who claimed that it was one of the best self- or...
Rivers of London: Urban Fantasy at its Wittiest
The UK cover of Rivers of London that stole my heart. I won't lie, I picked up the first in...
Five Reasons Why Philip Reeve Should Be Your New Favourite Author
Mortal Engines cover art by David Wyatt You probably haven't heart of Philip Reeve. No, this isn't the start of...