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Dragon Hoops, though it features no actual dragons, accomplished something more magical an inexplicable than most of the fantasy I've been reading. Something so inexplicable, so unbelievable, that I previously didn't think it was…
Read story ↗This week we discuss the second half of Kevin Panetta and Savanna Ganucheau's Bloom. Can Ari learn that not everything is about him and get Hector back? Will the bakery survive complete devistation? Will…
Read story ↗In a world only a little different from our own, there exists a home furnishings store called LitenVärld. That's "Small World" in Swedish, but it turns out that neither the store nor the world…
Read story ↗As the celestial enforcer for the realm of California, Genie already has her work cut out for her. She's managing the yaoguai who invaded in the last book, she's navigating her new relationship, she's…
Read story ↗Bisou is a girl who holds herself apart. She’s friendly but has no real friends, except now, perhaps, for her sweet and loving boyfriend James. She would be happy to just spend time with…
Read story ↗Enter the DC universe, where there are super guys, and various bat people, and wonderful women... except throw all of that out the window and hang out with these strange plant people for 150…
Read story ↗Purists beware: Prosper's Demon, by K. J. Parker, is not a tale of good versus evil. This is mostly a tale of not-as-bad and maybe-worse fighting it out, ostensibly for a greater purpose, but…
Read story ↗When you think of orcs and wizards, chances are you’re thinking of some variation of Saruman with his nameless minions, the wizard in control, the orc eager to be told what to do. Standard,…
Read story ↗Like the immanently forthcoming Prosper’s Demon, My Beautiful Life is a pure K.J. Parker novella. It’s snarky and cynical, fascinated and repelled by power in equal measure. Bad men doing bad things for arguably…
Read story ↗Reviewer Silk Jazmyne gives us her top 5 of this year! Black From The Future: A Collection of Black Speculative Fiction (ed. Stephanie Andrea Allen and Lauren Cherelle) - This collection of short stories…
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