Memory Memory Go Away by Christopher William Selna
Christopher Selna explores the power, trauma, and the cost of mental health in the thought-provoking gothic cyberpunk novel Memory, Memory, Go Away.
Tag: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Bluestone Folklore by Timothy Stoddard
BLUESTONE FOLKLORE by Timothy Stoddard is a tender hymn to the fragile pulse between creation and decay. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
Dark Wolf’s Howl by Brenton Lillie
DARK WOLF’S HOWL by Brenton Lillie is a blend of myth and modernity that questions how the past shapes the present and illustrates how compassion and courage can be the keys to lasting change.
STARRED Book Review: Bloodless We Go Buried
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STARRED Book Review: The Breaking of Time
Secrets have long shadows in this thrilling supernatural fantasy. THE BREAKING OF TIME by JJ Hebert reviewed by Erin Britton.
Book Review: To Conquer Death
TO CONQUER DEATH by Richard H. Moon is about richly drawn characters, thought-provoking mythic landscapes, and emotional stakes that matter. Reviewed by Elizabeth Stargiotti.
Book Review: The Accidental Realmshifter
THE ACCIDENTAL REALMSHIFTER by Peter R. Hall is an empowering story of found family where past and future collide. Reviewed by Elizabeth Stargiotti.
Book Review: The Thirty-Fifth Page
Real history is imbued with a peculiar magic in this captivating novel set in the early days of the Bosnian war. The Thirty-Fifth Page by Lya Badgley reviewed by Shelby Zwintscher.
Book Review: Thirteen Hands by H. Dawn Hunter
THIRTEEN HANDS by H. Dawn Hunter is a dark, dystopian tale of prejudice and genocide threaded with beautifully unexpected love stories. Reviewed by Chelsey Tucker.
Book Review: Fablenoir by Vic Sinclair
In contemporary New York City, characters from fables are living their not-quite happily ever after in Fablenoir by Vic Sinclair. Reviewed by Peter Hassebroek.