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Thoughtful Thursday: What’s the best book you read last month?We’re having trouble with our site and theme today. Eventually we’ll get this issue fixed. Thank you for being patient with us!...
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WWWednesday: April 5, 2023Nominations are open for the Ursula K. LeGuin prize. The Tolkien Society Awards were announced on April 1, and apparently that isn’t a joke....
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Crownbreaker: God-killing is never easyCrownbreaker by Sebastien de Castell In 2019’s Crownbreaker, the final book of the SPELLSLINGER series, Kellen Argos, once Ke’Helios of the House...
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Stumptown (volume one): Comic book hardboiled female private investigatorStumptown (Volume One) by Greg Rucka (writer) and Matthew Southworth (artist) Stumptown volume one collects the first four issues of Greg Rucka’s...
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Shadows in the Sun: Oliver’s StoryShadows in the Sun by Chad Oliver Although it’s been almost seven years since I read Chad Oliver’s masterful fourth novel, Unearthly Neighbors...
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WWWednesday: March 29, 2023Nancy Jane Moore doesn’t want to sign up for your newsletter because she’s tired of setting up a million accounts. Read her blog post here. A...
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White Cat, Black Dog: Link bats nearly a thousandWhite Cat, Black Dog by Kelly Link The vast majority of story collections by their nature vary in relative strength from piece to piece. I’m...
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Sunday Status Update: March 26, 2023Marion: I read Crownbreaker, the final book in Sebastien de Castell’s SPELLSLINGER series. I’ve skipped one book in Kellen’s adventures, and...
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Tread of Angels: Exquisite setting, disappointing storyTread of Angels by Rebecca Roanhorse The setting in Rebecca Roanhorse’s 2022 novella Tread of Angels is eerie and vivid, like a strange dream,...
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WWWednesday: March 22, 2023One commenter selected at random will win a copy of Veronica Roth’s Arch-Conspirator. Alexi Vandenberg appears to be the latest competitor in the...
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The Lies of the Ajungo: A powerfully evocative novellaThe Lies of the Ajungo by Moses Ose Utomi The Lies of the Ajungo (2023), by Moses Ose Utomi, is as close to perfect a modern parable as I’ve read...
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Tenacious Beasts: Can’t We All Just Get Along?Tenacious Beasts by Christopher J. Preston Tenacious Beasts (2023) by Christopher J. Preston, is a rarity among environmental/ecological books...
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WWWednesday: March 15, 2022Nerds of a Feather reports on the Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) bookfair in Seattle last weekend. A speculative fiction...
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The Super Barbarians: Jonesing for javaThe Super Barbarians by John Brunner Ever since the mid-15th century, and continuing on for some 600 years now and counting, coffee has been one...
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Yellow Jessamine: A dark, disturbing treatReposting to include Marion’s new review. Yellow Jessamine by Caitlin Starling Having thoroughly enjoyed Caitlin Starling’s 2019 novel The...
