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“Told from the POV of a very flawed main character, this is definitely a book for a specific mood and person, and I was in the exact right mood to enjoy it. There's a lot of yelling and I did wish at times that the characters would just stop yelling at each other so something else could happen in the plot. The characters were not technically "likeable" but I still liked them, even if I didn't like all of their choices. There’s a lot of alcohol/drug abuse and other heavy topics, so read content...”

Gael • Page 2 Books

“In this collection of short essays, contributors artfully weave concepts and themes of horror with personal queer experiences and interpretations. From slasher favorites like Friday the 13th and Halloween, to foreign horror like Eyes Without a Face and As boas maneiras, and creature features like The Wolf Man and The Blob there is something for every horror junkie to scream GAYfully about. ”

Lambie • Underground Books

“I felt like I had been swept away to wander this ancient world by Phaidros as he recounts his life with love and emotion and a self deprecating humor that he used to mask his sadness and confusion at times. This will be a reread for me again and again. ”

Laura S. • Blythe Books and Fine Gifts

“A fascinating look at the history of tuberculosis, and how really, *everything* truly does relate back to it (including the founding of a state!) and its ramifications.”

Whitley • Malaprop's Bookstore

“An absolute masterpiece, this book-within-a-book follows a disabled Nigerian-American author as she skyrockets to fame—and the main character of her book, Ankara, a “rusted robot” and android scholar on a post-human Earth. Disability, identity, family, fame, what it means to be the author of your own story, Okorafor offers a rich and razor sharp exploration of it all in Death of the Author, with an ending that made me want to start all over again! ”

Megan • Underground Books

“The traditional magic British boarding school like you’ve never seen it before—through the eyes of the highly competent, over-worked Director of Magic who has to keep a centuries-old campus and its reckless students safe from the demons her own power runs off. I loved seeing one of my all-time favorite tropes turned on its head, with a badass bisexual magician at the helm! Highly recommended for fans of the Scholomance trilogy & Magic for Liars. ”

Megan • Underground Books