Whether you’re an avid reader or just dabble in the occasional good read, we’ve got you covered! We’ve been reviewing books, interviewing interesting authors, and writing book-related articles since 2008. Take a peek below — we cover 30 different genres — so you’re bound to find a book that ticks your box. See what our reviewer thought of it. While we often provide a Bookshop.org link to buy any book that strikes your fancy here, we strongly encourage you to support your local bookstore and pick up a copy there.

Latest Interviews

Interview with Cynthia Gómez, Author of Muñeca

In this interview, Author Cynthia Gómez discusses the inspiration behind Muñeca, a Gothic tale infused with dark magic, mystery, and queer...

Interview with Bill Smoot, Author of San Quentin Exodus

Few settings expose the complexities of justice, redemption, and human connection quite like prison walls. In San Quentin Exodus, Bill...

Interview with Rosie Danan, Author of ‘Fan Service’

What inspired you to blend paranormal elements with the world of fandoms in a romantic comedy for Fan Service? I have always been really...

Interview with Rebekah Faubion, Author of “The Lovers”

Rebekah Faubian's talent for storytelling is evident in her debut The Lovers, a captivating tale exploring love, identity, and destiny. In...

Interview with Cynthia Gómez, Author of Muñeca

In this interview, Author Cynthia Gómez discusses the inspiration behind Muñeca, a Gothic tale infused with dark magic, mystery, and queer...

Interview with Bill Smoot, Author of San Quentin Exodus

Few settings expose the complexities of justice, redemption, and human connection quite like prison walls. In San Quentin Exodus, Bill...

Interview with Rosie Danan, Author of ‘Fan Service’

What inspired you to blend paranormal elements with the world of fandoms in a romantic comedy for Fan Service? I have always been really...

Interview with Rebekah Faubion, Author of “The Lovers”

Rebekah Faubian's talent for storytelling is evident in her debut The Lovers, a captivating tale exploring love, identity, and destiny. In...

Latest Reviews

Crossings

Crossings

The most impressive thing about Crossings is how steadily Laurel Ferejohn refuses melodrama even while writing about lives hemmed in by it. Set in Hawaii in 1968, with Vietnam pressing against every decision, the novel follows Tomby, a young Marine living under...

The Art of Losing to a Y-14

The Art of Losing to a Y-14

The Art of Losing to a Y-14 explores competitive fencing, unraveling its intricate psychological and emotional demands. Crafted by author Andy Radu who merges his expertise as a psychiatrist with his experience as a former fencer, the book blends personal insights...

How to Read Water

How to Read Water

How to Read Water by Tristan Gooley is a broad introduction to reading bodies of water. Gooley covers an impressive range of topics across 376 pages. Oceans, rivers, lakes, and even puddles. He also touches on yachting, photography, identifying features of water, land...

The Kikiloa Chronicles

The Kikiloa Chronicles

Readers are drawn into a mesmerizing, intricate narrative centered around Kikiloa, a time surfer whose identity unfolds through non-linear chapters, in "The Kikiloa Chronicles." These chapters shift between the ancient past and modern-day San Francisco, creating a...

I Was Just Standing There Being Stupid

I Was Just Standing There Being Stupid

R. Brooks’s I Was Just Standing There Being Stupid reads like a memoir written at the fault line where damaged autobiography, spiritual testimony, and American counterculture all start pressing against each other. It begins in psychic fracture, but it doesn’t stay...

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Latest Articles

Cozy LGBTQ+ Romances for Fall

As the seasons begin to shift, it's the perfect time to refresh your reading list with stories that celebrate queer voices, unforgettable characters, and emotionally rich journeys. Whether you're in the mood for a historical adventure, a genre-bending romance, a...

Epic Mythology Books for Your TBR

Whether you're drawn to ancient gods, enchanted kingdoms, magical academies, or timeless fairy tales reimagined, this summer's mythology-inspired releases offer something unforgettable. These novels weave together folklore, legend, and fantasy into stories that feel...

Must-Read LGBTQ+ Nonfiction

This summer's LGBTQ+ nonfiction releases offer powerful stories of identity, resilience, history, and community. From deeply personal memoirs by groundbreaking public figures to expanded editions of landmark works and insightful explorations of queer history, these...

Chilling Horror Reads for Hot Summer Nights

There’s something irresistible about reading horror in the middle of summer. Maybe it’s the contrast between bright sunshine and creeping dread, or the thrill of finding a chill when the temperatures refuse to cooperate. This season’s most anticipated horror releases...

High-Energy Fiction Books for the Summer

Summer is the perfect time for books that keep you turning pages long after sunset, and these six novels deliver excitement in wildly different ways. From ancient Egyptian gods and globe-spanning mysteries to time-travel adventures, deadly secrets, summer camp...

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