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Book Review: Where We Go at Night by Ikwo Ntekim
Melissa A. Watkins recommends Where We Go at Night for fans of messy and morally ambiguous fae stories.
Reviews
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Book Review: Lo que nos siguió a casa; Something Followed Us Home: Tales of Latiné Horror by Cynthia Pelayo, ed.
Cynthia Pelayo has edited an anthology featuring some of the hottest Latiné horror writers, including Agustina Bazterrica, Mónica Ojeda, and more. Reviewer Arley Sorg gives you the rundown.
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Book Review: Strange Lights by Mira González
A strange and emotional story of wanting to belong and finding your place in society. Chris Kluwe recommends Mira González’s Strange Lights.
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Book Review: Code and Codex by Yoon Ha Lee
Reviewer Chris Kluwe recommends Code and Codex for a book to really sink your teeth into.
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Book Review: Black Arts: Stories by Megan Giddings
If you liked Marie N’Diaye’s novella The Witch or Samantha Mill’s short story collection Rabbit Test, you’ll probably like Black Arts as well.
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Book Review: Africanfuturism Short Stories by Chinelo Onwualu, ed.
Looking for a big collection of speculative fiction by African writers, curated by the always wonderful Flame Tree Press? Arley Sorg recommends Africanfuturism Short Stories.
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Book Review: All We Have Is Time by Amy Tordoff
This month, reviewer Chris Kluwe recommends a time-travel tale for fans of This Is How You Lose the Time War.
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Book Review: Forged in FIYAH by DaVaun Sanders, ed.
Read more Black authors! Arley Sorg recommends a great anthology featuring eighteen original stories chosen by the editor of FIYAH magazine.
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Book Review: The Inevitable Undoing of Zahara Douglass by Leslye Penelope
Melissa A. Watkins suggests revisiting the Y2K era with this unique, multimodal tale of a lost twin.
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Book Review: We Interrupt This Program by Randee Dawn
Reviewer Chris Kluwe highly recommends this second entry in Randee Dawn’s Tune-iverse, We interrupt This Program.
