Wicked As You Wish is a contemporary fantasy that reminded me of those signpost charms you see on Etsy. They ostensibly point you in the direction of various fairytale worlds from the same place. There are…
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Alternate Title: Love in Chinese Folklore, and Tales of The Thread This guest post was written by Michelle Kan in honor of Aromantic Awareness Week 2020. Give me folklore and I will devour it.…
View More Guest Post: Breaking Curses and Saving Kingdoms with Non-Romantic Love by Michelle Kan
It’s no secret that I have enjoyed all of Sandhya Menon’s work thus far and generally expect to enjoy them. However, Of Curses and Kisses absolutely blew me away. I received an eARC of Of…
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.Don’t Read the Comments is a poignant look at some of the biggest issues in the gaming industry, amplified by the fact that the main characters are brown teenagers. It’s a beautiful book that you…
View More Review: Don’t Read the Comments by Eric Smith
The Iron Will of Genie Lo was a quiet, but still epic sequel that makes a lot of changes to the world(s) Genie finds herself in. I loved it. I received an eARC of Iron…
View More Review: The Iron Will of Genie Lo by F.C. Yee
Steel Crow Saga is the character-focused fantasy I’ve been dreaming of. It’s also so much more than that. I loved Last Call at the Nightshade Lounge. Steel Crow Saga honestly blew me out of the water…
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You have probably figured out by now that I will read almost anything for good asexual rep, but when it’s science fiction that is this beautifully crafted? Tarnished Are the Stars had me constantly hunting…
View More Review: Tarnished Are the Stars by Rosiee Thor
Topside offered glimpses of a well thought out universe and beautiful art, but it didn’t quite hit the mark for me because there wasn’t quite enough backstory. I received an eARC of Topside from Netgalley…
View More Review: Topside by J.N. Monk, Harry Bogosian
This book surprised me in a lot of ways, but I found myself thoroughly wrapped in it before I knew what was happening. Who Put This Song On? is an unusual novel that needs to be…
View More Review: Who Put This Song On? by Morgan Parker
Hey, little foxes! Welcome to another installment of 5 Questions with Kristyn. Today, I’d like to introduce you to Zina Hutton, author of Judge Anderson: Flytrap! Zina is Black and nonbinary using she/they pronouns and…
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