Dead Water
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Deathless Divide
Deathless Divide is the sequel to Dread Nation and therefore this review may contain spoilers for the previous book. After escaping Summerland, Jane and Katherine are reluctant to place trust in another settlement. With a hungry horde on their heels,…
Sawkill Girls
On the island of Sawkill, it’s not that unusual for girls to go missing, especially the pretty ones. You are a small girl. You are mighty. You are fragile. You can move mountains. You are breakable. You will never break….
My Favorite Thing is Monsters
My Favorite Thing is Monsters is a beautiful brick of a graphic novel. It’s in the format of 10 year old Karen Reyes’s journal, drawn on ruled paper. She loves horror B-movies and wishes she was a monster rather than…
The Hunger
In 1846 a group of American pioneers set out towards a new life in California. They were to be known as the Donner party, and beset by problems, just over half of them made it. Based on this true story,…
Into the Drowning Deep
Into the Drowning Deep reminded me in many ways of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park, but instead of dinosaurs, there are killer mermaids. It’s set in the very near future, enough to allow for some slight technological advances and a bit…
Dread Nation
You might expect the dead are rising from the battlefields of the American Civil War to change everything, but Justina Ireland uses Dread Nation to explore how minorities continue to be exploited. Jane is a pupil at Miss Preston’s School…
Notes on Novellas
I’m still totally in love with Tor’s novellas, I would highly recommend to anyone feeling they don’t have much time to read right now. They are small packages with complex ideas or full to the brim with fun. I’ve read…
