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Features, LiteratureA Goodbye to Kate Daniels: MAGIC TRIUMPHS
The Kate Daniels Series comes to an end in the final book, Magic Triumphs. The world created by the Illona…
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Features, LiteratureReview: A People’s Future of the United States Looks Forward and Shows Us The Present
Edited by: Victor LaValle and John Joseph Adams / Publisher: One World Friends, 2019 is picking up right where 2018…
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Literature, Review#LibraryFinds : Michael Fletcher’s Genius Grimdark Goodness
When it comes to books, I am a huge sci-fi/fantasy fan. My tastes usually run towards epic fantasy and urban…
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Features, LiteratureBNP Books 2019: What We’re Reading
It is that time again: Books 2019! The time of reading lists for the new year. Now we’re not going…
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Features, Literature#LibraryFinds: Alex Verus is out of Surprises in Book #9, ‘Marked’
The Urban Fantastic I enjoy urban fantasy as a subgenre. Urban fantasy gives me something tangible to hold on to.…
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Literature, Review20 Years Later, ‘The Skin I’m In’ Is Still A Relevant Read
While I cannot recall exactly what age, I know I was in my middle school years when I first read…
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Features, Literature“Black Enough”: A New Anthology of Stories of Being Black and Young in America: Our Review
Out this month, Black Enough: Stories of Being Young & Black in America, edited by Ibi Zoboi contains more than…
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Editorials, Features, LiteratureWhy Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone Is A New ‘Sword and Soul’ Tale
You aren’t supposed to judge a book by its cover, but as I gawped at the umber-and-ebonied hued illustrations of…
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Features, Literature#LibraryFinds: A Year Later and ‘The Stone Sky’ Still Moves Us
The Pertinacious Champion of Fantasy and Sci-Fi, N.K. Jemisin, is back with a new short story collection out this week,…
