TW: This book deals explicitly with homophobic violence, which I’ll be discussing below. Damn. Damn, this book wrecked me. I read The Grief Keeper as the group…… Read more “The Gremlin’s Library: The Grief Keeper by Alexandra Villasante”
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The Gremlin’s Library: An Unkindness of Ghosts by River Solomon
I’ve heard plenty about An Unkindness of Ghosts, although very little on its actual subject matter; it’s a book that is recommended a lot especially by people who love…… Read more “The Gremlin’s Library: An Unkindness of Ghosts by River Solomon”
The Gremlin’s Library: Salt by Hannah Moskowitz
This book was fun! I’ve gotten into the habit of picking up books by covers and/or recs alone, because of the sense of mystery; either I’ll love…… Read more “The Gremlin’s Library: Salt by Hannah Moskowitz”
ICYMI: Reedsy Review – ‘Devolution’ by Ami J. Sanghvi
Gorgeously wrought prose poetry – sometimes overcomplicated – that challenges religious assumptions with tragic fury Ami J. Sanghvi’s ‘Devolution’ is a rare beast; a collection of prose…… Read more “ICYMI: Reedsy Review – ‘Devolution’ by Ami J. Sanghvi”
First Chapter Thoughts: Dragon Physician by Joyce Chng
One of the tropes that can go either tremendously well or terrifyingly badly in speculative fiction is the inverted gender role society; a matriarchy, usually oppressive, that…… Read more “First Chapter Thoughts: Dragon Physician by Joyce Chng”
Ghosts in Quicksilver: Chapter 2.10: …With Good Intentions
TW: Abuse by adults (referenced, poked at, in general if that’s a trigger please be careful!), isolation, claustrophobia, death (permanent), deliberate triggering/self-harm, panic attack, minor suicidal ideation,…… Read more “Ghosts in Quicksilver: Chapter 2.10: …With Good Intentions”
The Gremlin’s Library: My Invented Country by Isabel Allende
It’s been a while since I reviewed a non-fiction book, and I don’t think I’ve ever reviewed a memoir on here before. I read Isabel Allende’s My Invented…… Read more “The Gremlin’s Library: My Invented Country by Isabel Allende”
