Mental health representation is incredibly important to me; I write it into my stories because I didn’t see enough of it growing up, and when books do…… Read more “Review: Heretic’s Guide to Homecoming by Sienna Tristen”
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Review: Two Dark Moons by Avi Silver
Ever since Lord of the Rings came out – and even more since the advent of Dungeons and Dragons – fantasy has been struggling with an identity…… Read more “Review: Two Dark Moons by Avi Silver”
First Chapter Thoughts – DEADLINE by Stephanie Ahn
Hello everyone and welcome back! It’s time for some more first chapter thoughts, this time on Deadline – a paranormal detective noir from Stephanie Ahn. Harrietta Lee is a…… Read more “First Chapter Thoughts – DEADLINE by Stephanie Ahn”
Review: Clockwork Canada, ed. Dominik Parisien
This review is a few years old, and was originally posted on my Tumblr blog. It’s being reposted here with no modification, but my feelings towards the…… Read more “Review: Clockwork Canada, ed. Dominik Parisien”
Robins in the Night – First Chapter Thoughts
Something I may have mentioned before is that I’m very, very bad at e-reading. I can do it for short works, and I edit on a computer,…… Read more “Robins in the Night – First Chapter Thoughts”
First Chapter Thoughts: Orope by Guenevere Lee
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, so for folks who don’t know, this is where I discuss the first chapter of a novel…… Read more “First Chapter Thoughts: Orope by Guenevere Lee”
Review: Climbing Out of Other People’s Hands by Ian Martin
You really can’t go wrong with a poet who has a good sense of humour. Ian Martin is one of my favourite poets, and his 2016 chapbook Climbing…… Read more “Review: Climbing Out of Other People’s Hands by Ian Martin”
