Werewolves are usually stand-ins for the animal side of humanity, all the urges toward lust and death moderated by social convention. The unchecked id, free to roam about the moors, also contains absolution for…
In honor of the amazing Half-Witch having come out this month, here are five other titles doing things by half measure only in the title. (I am not sorry for the puns.) But first,…
We were fortunate enough to snag an interview with Rebecca Roanhorse, author of the smash-hit debut Trail of Lightning. The book follows Maggie Hoskie in Dinétah, the post-global-warming former Navajo reservation, as she fights…
This week we are joined by Vince Kenny of the Transformation Sequence podcast to talk about the horror manga Tokyo Ghoul. How does a sad anime boy react to finding out the girl he…
The Big Water came, bigger than anyone expected. Dire climate change warnings weren't dire enough, and much of the world either drowned or descended into chaos. But the Diné—the proper title for the Navajo…
Archivist Wasp was one of my favorite books of 2015 and up there for one of my favorite new fantasy titles, period. It was such a rough, raw book, the literary equivalent of a…
We are joined this week by Cody Boker from the S House Network to talk all about Deadpool. But not just any Deadpool, Cable & Deadpool. What do these two have in common? They're…
Bright We Burn (Kiersten White) – July 10 – WHY is this trilogy ending? I mean, I know it has to. It’s not a series. Also, it’s based on historical figures who are extremely…
Sometimes, and not on purpose, a book will just migrate its way down my TBR pile. It's inevitable, I suppose. There's an endless supply of both shiny new titles and neglected classics, and I…
On this very special episode of Inks & Issues, we are joined by Ben Stonick of Transformation Sequence to finally, after 31 episodes, cover a Spider-Man comic. Unfortunately Ben decided we needed to start…