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.

Are you looking for a vividly imagined world of magic, treachery, heartbreak, and hope? Then Chris Kluwe says The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson is for you—find out why!

If you’re looking for a tough book about a post-collapse society, The Unworthy by Agustina Bazterrica is that book. But find out what Melissa A. Watkins has to say about the glimmer at hope at the end.

You don’t need to know anything about League of Legends or Arcane in order to enjoy Ambessa: Chosen of the Wolf by C.L. Clark—so find out why reviewer Chris Kluwe thinks you’ll really like this novel set in the same world!

Will This Be A Problem? The Anthology: Issue 5 might have slipped under your radar—reviewer Arley Sorg says you should check it out!

Looking for a book about best friends and Old Hollywood? Then don’t miss Silver and Smoke by Van Hoang!

This month Chris Kluwe presents you a book about love, loss, freaky fantasy, found family, and a little girl named Artemis Darth Vader. That’s right: we’re reading TJ Klune’s The Bones Beneath My Skin, and it is one rollercoaster of a ride.

Melissa A Watkins thinks you need a new found-family heist novel. She recommends: Hammajang Luck by Makano Yamamoto.

Arley Sorg has found another terrific anthology for you to check out: Bestiary of Blood: Modern Fables and Dark Tales, edited by Jamal Hodge. Read all about it in his newest review.