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Key Lime Sky, by Al Hess, had a lot of things I love — desserts, friendship team up, blogging, and extremely weird but consistent aliens. Denver is an aspiring pie reviewer who also takes whatever writing jobs will let them earn a little money and avoid people. I’m more of the ghostwriting content freelance generation, […]
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I always look forward to the Writers of the Future collection, every year there are great new scifi / fantasy authors to discover. Last year, I thought the collection’s theme was AI, but wasn’t that kind of the theme of life in 2025? This year, for Writers of the Future 42, I thought the common […]
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The premise of Tana French’s The Likeness is almost too unbelievable: A murder victim is found who looks exactly like undercover investigator Cassie Maddox. It’s a bit of a stretch, but the wild premise works because the characters all know it’s just so insanely unlikely. The cops are all constantly aware that this likeness is […]
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The Women in White is another great dark, suspenseful Sarah Pekkanen novel. I love how this author always writes page-turners, full of gore-free suspense, so I almost didn't care about the specifics. This is an unusual one because it's a historical thriller.
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I do 90% of my reading on an ereader, which is convenient for commute reading, easily brings me the sequel to the novel I’ve just finished, and fits neatly into my purse. So I was struck by the physical form of Theodora Goss’ book The Thorn And The Blossom, an accordion-folded, double-sided story, in a […]
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