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There is no Freedom: Chain Gang All-Stars Review
In 359 pages, Adjei-Brenyah delivers soul-shattering violence and shines a light on the brutal love of…
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The Misrepresentation of Mental Illness: The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
While I think there is room for discourse surrounding mental illness and mental health in all…
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Sex, Suicide, and Suburban Malaise: A Review of The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides
The girls seem to be an afterthought from the start. This is their story, and yet,…
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A Review of Fourth Wing, by Rebecca Yarros
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros was a book I picked up on a whim, almost by…
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All Black and White: A Review of Brandon Sanderson’s Wax and Wayne Series
The heroes and villains are not as well drawn, resulting in a battle between good and…
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On the transformative power of female kinship: A Review of Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton
The readers grow with the speaker; we are able to witness the experiences that shift her…
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Pain as Power: Review of Witch King by Martha Wells
Martha Wells’s bestselling Murderbot series has been lauded for its aromantic and asexual representation, but coming…
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And Something More, Something That Is Lost in Translation: Review of Translation State by Ann Leckie
Translation State offers an exciting peek into a rapidly changing universe, tempting us with glimpses of…
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How do we short-circuit control? A Review of Nonbinary by Genesis P-Orridge
While Genesis lived a life that may sometimes seem almost alien, s/he was still very much…
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On the Cult of Romance: A Review Of “Cult Classic” by Megha Ganapathy
Below the fantastical, postmodern surface of algorithms, experiments, and an omniscient entity, however, there lies the…
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