Audiobook Review: My Roommate from Hell by Cale Dietrich I’ve been a Cale Dietrich fan since The Love Interest, and I can confidently say My Roommate from Hell might be my new favorite. The audiobook, narrated by Zach Barela, is the perfect mix of chaotic humor, queer romance, and supernatural […]
Author Interview: The Leaving Room by Amber McBride Amber McBride’s writing has always lingered at the edges of the mystical and the deeply human, and The Leaving Room is no exception. In this novel, we meet Gospel, the Keeper of a liminal space where the young must pause between life […]
Author Interview: Try Your Worst by Chatham Greenfield Chatham Greenfield’s Try Your Worst is a romcom that mixes prank wars, tourist-town shenanigans, and a rivals-to-lovers romance that’s as heartfelt as it is hilarious. Sadie and Cleo’s journey from lifelong enemies to something much softer is full of laugh-out-loud moments, swoony […]
Feature: Stranger Things Day Survival Kit The clock is ticking in Hawkins. On November 26, the final season of Stranger Things drops, and the endgame begins (😭). Stranger Things Day, today, marks the date Will Byers vanished in 1983, setting off a chain of events that would pull an entire […]
Author Interview: Next Time Will Be Our Turn by Jesse Q. Sutanto Jesse Q. Sutanto is best known for the laugh-out-loud hijinks of the Aunties series and Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers, but her newest novel, Next Time Will Be Our Turn, takes a quieter, more intimate approach. Blending […]
Blog Tour & Book Look: Beautiful Brutal Bodies by Linda Cheng Today’s Book Look dives into the darkly dazzling world of Beautiful Brutal Bodies by Linda Cheng, a feral fairy tale where beauty and horror blur together in the most spellbinding way. Check out our look below and pick up […]
Book Recommendations: From Page to Screen: YA Horror and Thriller Pairings to Keep You Up at Night YA horror and thrillers have exploded in recent years, carving out space for everything from slashers to haunted houses to strange, uncanny body horror. At the same time, film and TV are pushing […]
Author Interview: Keep Your Friends Close by Cynthia Murphy Cynthia Murphy has mastered the art of the gasp-worthy YA thriller, and her latest, Keep Your Friends Close, is no exception. Set in the glittering yet sinister halls of Morton Academy, the novel dives into ambition, morality, and just how far […]
Feature: Into the Wild: Fiction That Finds Its Power in the Wilderness There’s a reason so many stories begin where the road ends. The wilderness, vast, unruly, and often unforgiving, is a setting that demands more than description. It becomes the story’s pressure point. It pushes characters to extremes, stripping […]
Author Interview: Hear Her Howl by Kim DeRose Kim DeRose’s Hear Her Howl sinks its claws into girlhood, hunger, and the holy hush of secrets kept behind convent walls, then lets them out to run wild under a blood moon. We chatted with Kim about what it means to turn […]