“Unique and unsparing, this novel is ultimately a glorious amalgamation of genres and mediums, expanding what we know of art and the toll it takes to create.”
“Lincoln Michel is an excellent writer, for sure, but no matter how well written, the narrator of this book is so inept and obviously mentally unwell that it can be off-putting to the reade
“Trust Paul Vidich, a powerful and seasoned author of this genre, to tie the rot and losses of both the former espionage assignments and the current ‘small favor’ to the grief that continue
The performing arts are important to Martha Toll’s fiction. It is not only art that carries emotions and ideas—they are infused in the lives of the artists.
“Let me in there!” Krystal elbows me out of the way and starts mashing buttons with both hands, a random and rapid fire game of Whac-A-Mole, and the controls beep as an alarm goes off somewhere abo
“Katherine Moss has several cozy mysteries to her name, and her experience has brought her many fans. Bait and Swiss will certainly add to her fan base.”
“Heartwood explores the many components of what a hunt for a missing person entails, pulling all the threads of the multiple facets of the investigation together to tell a fascinat
“Audition raises profound questions about human relationships. . . . examines how we perform for, communicate with, and read and misread one another. . . .
“Not only will the time period of Suka’s Farm connect children to their elders, but its setting provides a meaningful platform for conversations about empathy, her
Terrified horses frozen in Lake Ladoga all winter, until the thaw begins . . . Starved Russian dogs strapped with explosives that detonate when the animals run under German tanks . . .
