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Book Review: When Devils Sing by Xan Kaur
Looking for your next gritty read? Find out why Arley Sorg thinks When Devils Sing by Xan Kaur ought to be it.
Reviews
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Book Review: The Only Song Worth Singing by Randee Dawn
If you’re looking for a novel blending the ’90s rock scene with faerie magic with male friendship, then Chris Kluwe has a book to recommend for you: The Only Song Worth Singing by Randee Dawn.
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Book Review: The Corruption of Hollis Brown by K. Ancrum
If you’re looking for a book with a haunted town and an unlikely friendship, then perhaps The Corruption of Hollis Brown by K. Ancrum is for you. Find out why Arley Sorg recommends it!
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Book Review: Black Salt Queen by Samantha Bansil
Love reading about court intrigue? Find out why Black Salt Queen by Samantha Bansil might be for you!
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Book review: Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove
Chris Kluwe recommends a novel with an improbably mash-up: B-movie monsters and hard SF. That’s right—Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove does it all. Find out if it’s your next read!
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Book Review: Esperance by Adam Oyebanji
Looking for your next SF thriller? Melissa A. Watkins thinks Esperance by Adam Oyebanji might just fit the bill!
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Book Review: I Want That Twink Obliterated! by Trip Galey, Robert Berg & C.L. McCartney, eds.
Looking for your next fun anthology purchase? Let Arley Sorg tell you all about a fun read: I Want That Twink Obliterated!.
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Book Review: Luminous by Sylvia Park
Chris Kluwe loved the way Sylvia Park wove together threads and genres ranging from the coming-of-age to the detective thriller to the futuristic. Will you dig Luminous, too? Read Chris’s review to find out.
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Book Review: A Palace Near the Wind by Ai Jiang
Looking for a fantasy novel with truly fantastic worldbuilding? Find out if Ai Jiang’s A Palace Near the Wind fits the bill!
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Book Review: Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity, edited by Lee Mandelo
Arley Sorg says of this new anthology: “Amplitudes features twenty-two stories by authors who know what they are doing, folks who have something to say.” Sounds like a good read.
