Nothing Is As It Seems in “Forestborn” – Book Review
It is both a blessing and a curse, to be forestborn. But I think many of us could say that...
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“Some Things I Still Can’t Tell You” by Misha Collins is an Upcoming Must Read!
Some Things I Still Can’t Tell You, the upcoming poetry book release by self-proclaimed “actor, baker, candlestick maker” Misha Collins,...
I Wanted to Like “Windfall”…But I Didn’t – Book Review
On the surface, Windfall sounds like exactly the kind of story that I would be into. It has queer characters,...
“She Who Became the Sun” Weaves a Brilliant Tapestry – Book Review
A brutal book of war and famine, She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan is a queer reimagining of the...
Book Review: “Out of Character” by Annabeth Albert
Out of Character by Annabeth Albert (published by Sourcebooks) is a story about friendship lost and found, the past, the...
Pride Reads: “The Chosen and the Beautiful” by Nghi Vo
I'm back with Pride Reads for 2021, where I devote June to reading books only with queer main characters or...
“The Antidote” by Author Susan McCormick Combines the Paranormal & Medical Science – Book Review
The Antidote by Dr. Susan McCormick One of the things that interested me about The Antidote by Dr. Susan McCormick...
‘Rising’ Book Review: A Satisfying Ending to a Great Trilogy
Rising is the final book in the Relic Trilogy by Bronwyn Eley, published by Talem Press. After the way the...
“A Master of Djinn” Features an Egypt Not Seen Too Often
A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark (Book cover) A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark shows a...
Loyalty and Complicity in “The Unbroken”
The Unbroken by C.L. Clark transports you to a North African inspired world where colonialism and war challenge the loyalty...