Review

In her fourth novel, The Fifth of July, Kelly Simmons deftly explores the heartbreaking ambivalence of family life in upper-upper-middle-class America while also offering readers a classic page-turner in...

by Larry Harris, Curt Gooch, and Jeff Suhs Anyone familiar with the KISS anthem “Rock and Roll All Nite” will immediately guess how Larry Harris came up with the...

Apologies to Nick Lowe (and, of course, Elvis Costello), but as I walk through this wicked world searching for light in the darkness of insanity, I do, in fact,...

H2O by Virginia Bergin What to read next in YA dystopian fiction? Our intrepid fangirl Sarah Kloth reviews some of her favorites.  Sourcebooks H20 is a story about killer...

Gender and the Quest in British Science Fiction Television  by Tom Powers In Gender and the Quest in British Science Fiction Television, Tom Powers examines Doctor Who, Torchwood, Red...

Babbling Corpse Grafton Tanner’s Babbling Corpse examines vaporwave, a musical movement that grapples with technology’s tendency to displace humans from the center of, well, the human experience. Because music...

One More Day By Kelly Simmons In her third novel, One More Day, Kelly Simmons deftly demonstrates that she is an author who is not afraid to take risks...

Bookmarked: Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five By Curtis Smith The Bookmarked series is a new line of books from IG Publishing in which lesser-known authors meditate on the impact that various...

by Lavinia Ludlow casperianbooks.com If gross-out humor has a tragic cousin, then Lavinia Ludlow is a master of the form. Her new novel, Single Stroke Seven, begins with the...

Long Promised Road: Carl Wilson, Soul of the Beach Boys by Kent Crowley Books about the Beach Boys tend to focus on Brian Wilson, depicting him as the “mad...