Latchkey Review: New Wasp, Same Great Sting
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…
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Inks & Issues #34 – Cable & Deadpool
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…
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Mermaids and Witches: Summer 2018 Books
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…
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Dread Nation Review: Holy Bonkers Just Buy This Already
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…
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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…
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Sky in the Deep Review: And My Axe
Eelyn is a warrior. Her father and best friend are warriors. Her mother and brother, before they were slain, were warriors. It's in her blood and all around her, for everyone physically able to…
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Space Opera Review: Sing Your Humanity Out
This was the first year I watched Eurovision, in no small part thanks to Catherynne Valente's wonderful Space Opera. I think they owe her some royalties, or at least the chance to do publicity…
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Lifel1k3 Review: A Little Life
"It's like Romeo and Juliet meets Mad Max meets X-Men with a little bit of Blade Runner cheering from the sidelines." With a tagline like that, there was no way I wasn't going to…
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The Poppy War Review: Love Letters to History
The Poppy War is the debut young adult novel written by R.F. Kuang, inspired and set in China’s 19th and early 20th century. War orphan Fang Runin, aka Rin, seeks to escape being married…
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The Epic Crush of Genie Lo Review: Don’t Judge a Book…
I have a confession to make. I judged this book by its cover. I almost didn't buy The Epic Crush of Genie Lo because it looked like a combination of bad military SF from…
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