The Wheel of Time turns, and an adaptation comes to pass. Looking at the 14-book series by the late Robert Jordan (with the final 3 books completed by Brandon Sanderson), it’s easy to feel intim…
Books Every ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Characters Should Read
When a favorite show wraps up a season (especially on a rather large cliffhanger), I can’t help but get a little involved in its general fandom. I spend time reading recaps and reviews and specu…
The NaNoWriMo Survival Guide: Advice from Past Winners
As we get into October, everyone in the writing community is starting to think about NaNoWriMo, short for National Novel Writing Month. For those with ……
‘Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World’ review: Benjamin Alire Saenz continues Ari and Dante’s love story
Nearly a decade after the publication of its prequel, Aristotle and Dante’s story continues in the new novel by Benjamin Alire Saenz…
‘Lakesedge’ Review: Lyndall Clipstone’s debut serves gothic vibes, but not much else
Not trying to reinvent the wheel, Lyndall Clipstone’s YA gothic romance ‘Lakesedge’ delivers exactly what you’d expect from the genre.…
Trope Tuesday: Why We Need More “Friends to Lovers” Romances
In our rom-com saturated world, the friends-to-lovers trope is criminally underrepresented. We want that sweet, sweet tension Now, all of us bookworms have rewatched Pride and Prejudice 500 million ti…
‘The Witch Haven’ review: Sasha Peyton Smith draws readers into the magical world of 1911 New York in a historical fantasy debut
Sasha Peyton Smith sets her debut historical fantasy novel, ‘The Witch Haven,’ in a chaotic early 1900s New York City.…