Just the right sort of book to read while inside, under a blanket, with a hot beverage, while you occasionally sigh wistfully and stare off into the rain, dreaming of the fens and forbidden love.
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Ladies in Hating by Alexandra Vasti
I’ve long-since established that I don’t like enemies to lovers. But rivals to lovers? Yeah, that’s the stuff.
Book Review: Replaceable You by Mary Roach
Roach has a really endearing combination of curiosity and self-depreciating humor. She’s not afraid to make herself look silly by asking very smart and accomplished people the most ridiculous questions you’ve ever secretly had about their work.
Book Review: Spread Me by Sarah Gailey
I like to say I don’t read a lot of horror, but a look through my reviews and reading log will show that I actually probably read about as much horror as sci-fi, and definitely more than mystery and thriller.
Book Review: Amplitudes, edited by Lee Mandelo
What an utter delight it is to pick up an anthology and to like pretty much every story and love a good number of them.
Book Review: The Last Cold Place by Naira de Gracia
If you’ve ever been curious what it’s like to do a field study, especially in a remote and/or inhospitable place, this book will be a great read for you.
Book Review: Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher
If there’s one thing you need to know about me, it’s that I’m going to read whatever T. Kingfisher writes.
Book Review: Wild in Seattle by David B. Williams
I was at a nature journaling class this summer and someone mentioned they were reading Wild in Seattle by David B. Williams. I thought it sounded good, so when I saw a copy at a local bookstore, I picked it up.
Book Review: Automatic Noodle by Annalee Newitz
Few things make me as happy as sitting down to write a review of a queer book I genuinely enjoyed and want the whole world to know about.
Book Review: Bolero by Wyatt Kennedy and Luana Vecchio
This is a very personal multiverse story — what if you could go take the place of an alternate version of yourself? How many worlds would you have to travel through to find the one where you could be happy?