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Book Review: The Franchise by Thomas Elrod
Check out Chris Kluwe’s review of the upcoming SF/F novel The Franchise by Thomas Elrod.
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Check out Chris Kluwe’s review of the upcoming SF/F novel The Franchise by Thomas Elrod.
Melissa A. Watkins recommends The Girl Who Made a Mouse From Her Grandfather’s Whiskers for your next dose of dreamy speculative fiction.
If you’re looking for a horror short-story collection that has a little bit of everything, Arley Sorg recommends Johnny Compton’s Midnight Somewhere.
Reviewer Chris Kluwe recommends the underworld horrors in Hannah Whitten’s Reliquary.
Reviewer Melissa A. Watkins recommends The Hospital at the End of the World for fans of There Is No Antimemetics Division and All That We See or Seem.
If you’re looking for a gorgeously curated selection of stories, Arley Sorg suggests you check out The Best Weird Fiction of the Year Volume One edited by Michael Kelly.
If you’re a fan of nature, things that go bump in the night, or just like reading extremely well-executed writing, reviewer Chris Kluwe thinks you should do yourself a favor and check out Jarod K. Anderson’s Strange Animals.
Looking for a good addition to the ever-growing shelf of books about Black students in magical schools? Melissa A Watkins recommends An Arcane Inheritance for your next thrilling dark academia read.
Reviewer Arley Sorg recommends a recent anthology of Native voices, Beyond the Glittering World: An Anthology of Indigenous Feminisms and Futurisms.
Looking for your next horror anthology? Arley Sorg recommends These Bodies Ain’t Broken.