Meet the crew of the Wayfarer, an interspecies crew that takes jobs creating wormholes through space. This creates shortcuts from one location to another. Becky Chambers’ novel, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, is a character-driven novel featuring a found family.
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Review: An Education In Malice by ST Gibson
An Education in Malice by ST Gibson is a retelling of Carmilla. Is this vampire-filled novel worth your time? My thoughts inside.
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Review: Angelica: For Love and Country in a Time of Revolution by Molly Beer
I was motivated to read Molly Beerâs biography because it is described as âA women-centric view of revolution through the life of Angelica Schuyler Church, Alexander Hamiltonâs influential sister-in-law.â Letâs discuss.
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Review: These Heathens by Mia McKenzie
Seventeen-year-old Doris goes to Atlanta for an abortion and gains a lot of perspective in Mia McKenzieâs novel These Heathens.
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Review: This is Where We Die by Cindy R. X. He
This is Where We Die is a locked room mystery of sorts featuring a group of friends on an isolated island. Can you solve this mystery?
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Review: Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White
Meet Benji, a trans teen on the run from a cult. Can he survive with the help of his new allies? Find out in Hell Followed With Us.
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Review: Sorrowland by Rivers Solomon
What if your body starts to change in unexpected ways? Thatâs what the main character in Rivers Solomonâs novel, Sorrowland, experiences.
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Review: Bottling His Ghosts by SH Cooper
Bottling His Ghosts by SH Cooper is a novella that explores the ghosts we carry with us and how societal expectations determine how weâre âallowedâ to grieve.
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Review: The Hollow Half: A Memoir of Bodies and Borders by Sarah Aziza
The Hollow Half is the story of Aziza’s experience with anorexia & how it echoes her family’s experience of being displaced from their home.
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Review: The Reckless Kind by Carly Heath
I went into The Reckless Kind by Carly Heath expecting to love it. A queer platonic relationship? An asexual character? A gay couple? Disability rep? Yes please. But was Heathâs novel really all I hoped it would be?