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Our favorite part of kicking off summer is plopping down on a beach chair and devouring paperbacks by the water.…
Our favorite part of kicking off summer is plopping down on a beach chair and devouring paperbacks by the water.…
We know the tail end of April can be equal parts exciting and exhausting. While we build colorful charcuterie boards…
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Where do imaginary friends go when we no longer need them? That’s the question at the heart of Tyler Hayes…
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Rarely there comes along a book that makes me reconsider my relationship with stories. The Ten Thousand Doors of January,…
In any society, the idea of what constitutes “normal” is completely arbitrary—a thin veneer of consensus under which human beings…
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For ten thousand years the empire has endured—nine proud Houses sheltered under the aegis of the Necrolord Prime. But the…
In the mildly alternate present of Temi Oh’s debut novel Do You Dream of Terra-Two? the Earth is facing the same global…
If nothing else, the title of Reese Hogan’s Shrouded Loyalties is extremely on-point. This fast-paced sci-fi thriller that takes place…
First Cosmic Velocity might be the most hopeful novel you’ll ever read about people dying in space. That might sound…
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Holmes and Watson reimaginings are practically their own subgenre these days. Arthur Conan Doyle’s infamous detective and his trusty doctor…