Rebecca Parry’s novel, May We Feed the King, is a meditation on how we create […]
From the Library of Jurgen Leitner, by Premee Mohamed and Jonathan Sims
Most people are speaking metaphorically when they say that books are dangerous. Jurgen Leitner is […]
Another Name for Red, by Amber Blaeser-Wardzala
About a year before Amber Blaeser-Wardzala’s novel, Another Name for Red, opens, Middle Sister’s older […]
The Second Death of Locke, by V.L. Bovalino
Grey is no stranger to danger. Not only is she a soldier fighting a brutal […]
As We Fall Through Time, by Claire North
There is only one unbreakable rule for time travelers: do not create a paradox. Because […]
Algot, Anna Stina, and the Water of Life, by Jonas Jonasson
If it hadn’t been for the horses, none of what happens in Jonas Jonasson’s hilarious […]
A Wall is Also a Road, by Annalee Newitz
Gardenpath has discovered something impossible. Everyone knows that their world is the only place where […]
The Scarlet Ball, by Nghi Vo
For Judith Ban–half Vietnamese, on the run, friendless–intelligence and ruthlessness are all that keeps her […]