Book Review: The Smallest of Bones by Holly Lyn Walrath

Scintillating and powerfully evocative, this is a strange and curious volume of speculative poetry that definitely deserves a space on your shelf.

Book Review: Belladonna Magic by Christine Stoddard

Belladonna Magic makes for an easy and enchanting read.

Book Review: Light Magic for Dark Times

Lisa Marie Basile’s latest book on DIY witchcraft and magical living, is brave, bold and beautiful. And for everyone.

Interview with Writer Sweta Srivastava Vikram

Sweta discusses her creative process, multiculturalism, writing projects and all the little ways one can make a difference to the world. 

Book Review: Louisiana Catch by Sweta Srivastava Vikram

A brave and intelligent novel that tries to do a lot of things and succeeds at most of them.

SFF/ YA Book Review: The Book Knights by J.G. McKenney

The novel’s strength lies in its ingenious premise, simple plot and its cast of likeable characters and I’d definitely recommend it to kids and teens.

Book Review: Raindrops Chasing Raindrops by Paresh Tiwari

Paresh Tiwari’s latest collection of haibun and hybrid poems is evocative, exquisite and melancholic.

Your Ultimate Guide to Reading Fantasy Novels

with some not so mainstream gems, you’ll LOVE

Book Review: The Secret History by Donna Tartt

Tartt doesn’t tell you the secret, but shows it very deftly in her lucid and enchanting prose.

Book Review: Sunshine by Robin McKinley:

Sexy without really having sex in it.