Book Reviews
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THE GRAY HOUSE by Mariam Petrosyan (BOOK REVIEW)
The Gray House by Mariam Petrosyan (translated by Yuri Machkasov) is the story of a residential house for physically disabled children, the speculative elements that spawn ... -
THE SONG RISING by Samantha Shannon (BOOK REVIEW)
A note on the edition: I received the 10th Anniversary fully revised edition from Bloomsbury, which is said to contain new scenes and altered scenes. I ... -
KING STREET RUN by V. R. Ling (BOOK REVIEW)
To Thomas, archaeology was time travel… Little did he know how literal that would turn out to be. Thomas Wharton, an archaeology graduate, becomes drawn into ... -
NINTH LIFE by Stark Holborn (BOOK REVIEW)
With Ninth Life, Holborn returns to her science fiction/mystic setting of Factus and its environs for a third time. In the first book, Ten Low, we ... -
STRANGE BEASTS by Susan J Morris (BOOK REVIEW)
Strange Beasts by Susan J Morris will be one of the first releases from the pioneering publishing group Bindery, a publisher powered directly by the bookish ... -
HOUSE OF FRANK by Kay Synclaire (BOOK REVIEW)
House of Frank by Kay Synclaire is a beautiful, whimsical, and heart-wrenching story about grief, trust, and found family. This is Ezeekat Press’s first book published ... -
ANGELA CARTER’S BOOK OF FAIRY TALES collated by Angela Carter (BOOK REVIEW)
Angela Carter’s Book of Fairy Tales is an infamous compendium of folk and fairy tales from across the world. Angela Carter is known for gothic eroticism ... -
THE HEDGE WITCH by Cari Thomas (BOOK REVIEW)
Where the sea meets the shore, where forest meets field, where mountain meets sky. Edges. Boundary lands. Betwixt-places where the fruits of life clash, fuse, create, ... -
UNFAMILIARED by JE Hannaford (BOOK REVIEW)
Unfamiliared by JE Hannaford is one super cute cosy fantasy, with so many animals! The premise of the story is a small town, due to host ... -
THE PHOENIX KEEPER by S. A. MacLean (BOOK REVIEW)
Do you like shows about animals, such as The Zoo and Secrets of the Zoo? Did you stay up as a child to watch Big Cat ...
