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Hope's brother is a meth addict. He once had a promising future as a hockey player, but now he's a meth addict, and she's leaving for boarding school to get away from him, even…
Read story ↗Having survived his ordeals, Nathan is now trying to survive his own success: he found his father and received his Three Gifts, and found his special talent as a witch, but that power is…
Read story ↗Confession time: I resisted and disdained this book at first because the first chapter and a smattering of other sections are in the second person. And I hate that. There's nothing more irritating than wanting…
Read story ↗At this point, everyone is probably sick of "Let It Go," resultant jokes about letting "let it go" go, and anything to do with animated Norse princesses or their sentient snow sidekicks. Which is…
Read story ↗Untwine is the kind of book that must be read in installments. Not because it has Dickensian chapters; it actually flows so naturally from page to page, story to story, that it really should be…
Read story ↗I'm pretty sure that somewhere in all fantasy author contracts is the Arthurian Clause: a section stipulating that at least once in their careers, each author must take on some aspect of the King…
Read story ↗I don't like short story compilations. Even if each story is a perfect, precious jewel--well, that's actually the problem. A good story is complete. It says what it must, and it's done. And yes,…
Read story ↗No, there aren't atomic Trichechidae in this story. It's not that they would be out of place--this is a series about people with superhuman but often deeply strange abilities--but they exist only in the…
Read story ↗This begins--no, it doesn't even begin, it's epigraphed--with a hymn to the divine twins, Artemis and Apollo. There are three ways to my heart. One is pizza. One is being my husband. The third…
Read story ↗You know, I think YA has been trying to one-up itself of late. Ever since Twilight and Harry Potter bowed out of the spotlight, we've had more sick, unstable, unfortunate teenagers than you could…
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