Review: Under the Whispering Door
T. J. Klune brings his signature warmth and heart to this touching novel that takes the spirit of The Midnight Library but makes it lighter, somewhat more magical, and packed with emotional punch.
Continue ReadingT. J. Klune brings his signature warmth and heart to this touching novel that takes the spirit of The Midnight Library but makes it lighter, somewhat more magical, and packed with emotional punch.
Continue ReadingWe Are Satellites is honest, recognisable, and eloquent in its storytelling.
Continue ReadingThey is astonishing. It’s a profound, immensely precise piece of literature about the oppression of art and freedom.
Continue ReadingThey is astonishing. It’s a profound, immensely precise piece of literature about the oppression of art and freedom.
Continue ReadingChris Farnell writes about his short story series Fermi’s Progress in our tenth issue.
Continue ReadingOn the blog tour for The Stone Keep, we review S. K. Marlay’s new book published with Heroic Books.
Continue ReadingCameron Phillips explores layers of World War Z beyond the brains and bloodshed…
Continue Reading“Fantasy is the genre I’ve always read and loved above all others, and for a long time I shied away from writing fantasy as I was afraid I wouldn’t do it justice.”
Continue ReadingTo subvert the understanding of the “zombie” and reinvented is a rare feat. With The Girl With All The Gifts, M.R. Carey did just that.
Continue ReadingI believe the cleverest books in the genre are those with a subtle parallel to the real world.
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