Three on a Theme: Latinx Short Story Collections
The short story form can be difficult to master for some authors. Creating characters and storylines worth reading in a few pages isn't easy. The [...]
Three on a Theme: Books that Take Place in Oregon
Oregon is a beautiful state, full of incredible places to visit and explore. Rocky beaches, lush green forests, deep lakes, tall mountains, and the scrubby [...]
Three on a Theme: Winter Fairy Tales
Winter is coming. which means it's the perfect time to get cozy and read something full of magic and snow. Winter is a time of [...]
Three on a Theme: Native American Authors
November is Native American Heritage Month. It's a time to celebrate the history, legacy, and different cultures of all Native Americans across the country. Each [...]
Three on a Theme: Book Clubs
People love to talk about books, and one of the best ways to do this is through a book club. Book clubs can be an [...]
Over the Garden Wall
In this charming animated miniseries, two brothers, Greg and Wirt, become lost in the woods and, with help from their caustic friend Beatrice the bluebird, [...]
Lovecraftian Horror meets Jim Crow
Matt Ruff's newest novel Lovecraft Country is the perfect blend of H.P. Lovecraft and Jim Crow America. The book is a novel told in short [...]
A New Page-Turning Domestic Thriller
I just finished reading Just Fall, by Nina Sadowsky, and enjoyed it so much I couldn’t help but write a review. This is the first [...]
Scary Stuff!
When was the last time you read Stephen King's The Shining? Have you ever read it? If you haven't, you need to. If you have, [...]
Intriguing New Series
In Rachel Caine's new series, the Great Library of Alexandria never burned down. Instead, it and its daughter libraries, the Serapeum, thrived and became the [...]