In Axie Oh’s latest YA fantasy novel, The Floating World, readers are invited into a richly layered universe where light and darkness are not just physical realities but profound metaphors for identity, power, and transformation. Building on the success of her previous works, including the New York Times bestseller The Girl Who Fell Beneath the […]
Nerve (Craft Chaps) by Sarah Fawn Montgomery Genre: Nonfiction / Writing & Publishing / Disabilities Print Length: 45 pages Sundress Publications Reviewed by Andrea Marks-Joseph Innovative, inspired writing is just around the corner with this revolutionary writing practice rooted in inclusive care. Reading this disabled writers’ guide feels like meeting a living, breathing book. It’s […]
In the neon-soaked landscape of 1987 Rhode Island, the widows we came to know and love in Young Rich Widows return with vengeance, sisterhood, and a healthy dose of hairspray in Desperate Deadly Widows. This second installment in the Widows series by Kimberly Belle, Layne Fargo, Cate Holahan, and Vanessa Lillie picks up two years […]
In “Young Rich Widows,” co-authors Kimberly Belle, Layne Fargo, Cate Holahan, and Vanessa Lillie deliver a wickedly entertaining thriller that combines the glitzy excesses of the 1980s with a gritty tale of survival, revenge, and unexpected sisterhood. Set against the backdrop of Providence, Rhode Island’s mob scene, this novel introduces us to four very different […]
Once and for All by Daniel Benedon & Daniel Reed Genre: Fantasy / Superhero ISBN: 9798218606404 Print Length: 46 pages Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Timothy Thomas A short graphic novel with real depth that questions if we are truly the heroes of humankind’s story Can heroes be made? What does it to take to make […]
In her debut book “Defund,” Black Lives Matter Canada co-founder Sandy Hudson presents a passionate and meticulously researched case for police abolition. Published in the wake of renewed global discourse about policing following the 2020 murder of George Floyd, Hudson’s work attempts to demystify the often misunderstood rallying cry to “defund the police” and explores […]
There’s something deeply refreshing about a craft book that doesn’t promise to make you a bestselling author overnight or offer a foolproof formula for creative success. Instead, Maggie Smith’s Dear Writer extends a warm, steady hand to guide you through the messy, exhilarating, sometimes terrifying wilderness of making art. Like sitting across from a trusted […]
The Fit by Anton Chekhov appears in The Bet and Other Stories, first published in 1889. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The Fit by Anton Chekhov The Fit by Anton Chekhov IThe medical student Mayer, and Ribnikov, a student at the Moscow school […]
Bailey Seybolt’s debut thriller “Coram House” is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling that combines the best elements of true crime, historical fiction, and psychological suspense. Set against the bone-chilling backdrop of a Vermont winter, this novel delivers a meticulously constructed mystery that probes the darkest corners of institutional abuse while examining how trauma ripples through […]
In the ever-expanding genre of space horror, S.A. Barnes has carved out a distinctive niche with her latest novel, Cold Eternity. Following the critical success of Dead Silence and Ghost Station, Barnes once again demonstrates her mastery of blending claustrophobic isolation with existential dread. Cold Eternity takes readers on a harrowing journey aboard the Elysian […]