• Review: Divinity 36 by Gail Carriger

    Review: Divinity 36 by Gail Carriger

    Phex is a bit of a rare being. He’s actually happy being a barista on a tiny (nearly forgotten) moon. It’s certainly better than the life he led previously. Unlike most of his peers, Phex doesn’t dream of being chosen and one day becoming a god. Read more

  • Bookish Problem #23

    Bookish Problem #23

    Bookish Problem #23 Read more

  • Review: The Scarlet Circus by Jane Yolen

    Review: The Scarlet Circus by Jane Yolen

    Jane Yolen is SUCH a talented author. I just can’t get over that fact. I will read every anthology that comes my way. I don’t care if it’s eight hundred pages long – it’ll be worth every minute/hour I spend reading it. Read more

  • Books Living Rent-Free In My Head

    Books Living Rent-Free In My Head

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  • Review: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett

    Review: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett

    Where has this book been my whole life?! No, seriously, I loved every minute of The Tainted Cup. Think the Chronicles of Amicae (by Mirah Bolender) meets Pacific Rim. Only there are more plants. (Side note: if you still need to read the Chronicles of Amicae but loved The Tainted Cup, please read it next). Read more

  • Review: The Butcher of the Forest by Premee Mohamed

    Review: The Butcher of the Forest by Premee Mohamed

    The Butcher of the Forest is an ethereal and haunting story. Veris’ tale has a way of getting under your skin. This is true, even before you know the truth of her history. Likewise, the woods are dark and fascinating – in equal measure. Read more