• WOTN: Alien: Echo by Mira Grant

    WOTN: Alien: Echo by Mira Grant

    Alien: Echo is the first novel to come out in the world of Alien, the movie franchise. So it’s a pretty exciting time to be a fan right now. At least, if you’re the type that loves it when movies get turned into a book series. Read more

  • Short Story Saturday: Persephone by Lev Grossman

    Short Story Saturday: Persephone by Lev Grossman

    Persephone is the second novel in the Amazon Original series, Into Shadow. This collection has seven shorts in total, all from different authors – many of whom I adore. This one was written by Lev Grossman, who I’ve read, but I’ll admit it’s been a hot minute. Might have to fix that. Read more

  • On My Shelf #1

    On My Shelf #1

    Over the years I’ve seen a game bouncing back and forth between book bloggers and vloggers called On My Shelf. The core concept is pretty simple: number each book on your shelf, and then have fellow readers pick a number at random. You are then to write about that correlating book – you can write… Read more

  • Review: Mysteries of Thorn Manor by Margaret Rogerson

    Review: Mysteries of Thorn Manor by Margaret Rogerson

    This is the novella for anyone who felt Sorcery of Thorns needed a bit more of a solid conclusion (read: happily ever after, of sorts). I had been content with how things left off, though honestly – I’ll never say no to more. As such, I was blown away by how much I enjoyed this book! It… Read more

  • Review: A Far Wilder Magic by Allison Saft

    Review: A Far Wilder Magic by Allison Saft

    I’ve been meaning to check out Allison Saft’s writing for quite some time. Naturally, that meant I jumped at the chance to read her latest novel, A Far Wilder Magic. It’s the best kind of young adult fantasy, and I just can’t get enough of it. Read more

  • Review: Singer Distance by Ethan Chatagnier

    Review: Singer Distance by Ethan Chatagnier

    Okay, if you’re looking for a book that will make you think while activating nearly every emotion one can feel, you’ve got to check out Singer Distance. I won’t pretend it was my favorite read of the year, but it is certainly one of the most unique takes I’ve read in quite some time. Read more