Siobhan Vivian is a longtime favorite author of mine. She’s a fierce champion of teenage girls, she’s effortlessly cool, and oh, right, sh…
Queer Humanity in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go
Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go, published in 2005, while better known for its analysis of what it means to be human, presents a relevant commentary …
Book Review: The Electric Heir by Victoria Lee
As with her first novel in the Feverwake duology, Victoria Lee’s sequel The Electric Heir crackles with that same magnetism that allures you to Noam’s…
Book Review: Ruthless Gods by Emily A. Duncan
Utterly wretched, brutal, and entirely unholy, Ruthless Gods by Emily A. Duncan is just as heartbreaking as its predecessor. This book plumbs the dept…
‘Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know’ Interview: Author Samira Ahmed on Art History, Orientalism, and Acknowledging Women of the Past
It is often said that history is written by the victors, and while that may be classically true, that doesn’t mean we as individuals can’t…
Audiobook Review: Thorn by Intisar Khanani, Narrated by Shiromi Arserio
Originally self-published in 2012, Thorn has been re-released under HarperTeen, and as such, this is a review of the 2020 edition. Disclaimers for the…
Book Review: Brown Girl Ghosted by Mintie Das
What do you get when you mix AHS: Coven, Riverdale, Mean Girls, and Buffy? Answer: This Book. Brown Girl Ghosted centers on 16 year old Violet Choudhu…