Odd Hours by Dean Koontz
March 5, 2025Ogres are like onions, the great philosopher Shrek once said. Onions have layers, ogres have layers....
The Lady Elizabeth by Alison Weir
March 4, 2025If you’re going to mix brains with bosoms, however, you have to be very careful stylistically....
The Stone Gods by Jeanette Winterson
March 4, 2025Jeanette Winterson’s latest novel, The Stone Gods, is a science-fiction novel-within-a-novel adventure and might come as...
The Cape May Stories by Robert C.S. Downs
March 3, 2025Rare in our time, the writing in THE CAPE MAY STORIES is superb, even magical in...
Gas City by Loren Estleman
March 3, 2025The characters and the settings in Gas City are rife with intriguing promise that never seems...
The Pearl Jacket and Other Stories: Flash Fiction from Contemporary China
March 2, 2025Flash fiction, or the “smoke-long story,” or the “skinny story,” as it is sometimes called in...
The Right Side of the Tracks
March 1, 2025Detective fiction revels in the possibilities offered by railway travel, but it also expresses some anxiety...
Girl Factory by Jim Krusoe
February 28, 2025And, in true Krusoeian fashion, the oddities are delightful. Jonathan, the adult narrator with a childlike...
Hocus POTUS by Malcolm MacPherson
February 26, 2025Satire, of course, does not depend on subtlety. However, there are more effective ways to wield...

BEYOND THE WALK.
February 26, 2025Beyond The Walk. When five young college students trapped in mid-town Manhattan from very different countries...





