A ranking of the best and worst reads in 2024. Including "The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle" and "A Court of Thorns and Roses."

This is a story about fear. It's also a story about no fear. But most of all, this is a story about God. It seems superficial to talk about

Author Lyn Liao Butler. I've always been intrigued by the concept of the "red thread of fate," so when I learned of a book by that title...

A ranking of the best and the bummers in fiction in the years 2021, 2020, and 2019. Hey. I had some catching up to do.

Information on accessing Katherine Tweedle's sleep stories, or audio stories adults (and kids) can use to fall asleep by, through Alexa.

If you like to giggle and gaggle at photos of yummy treats, click the link below for your daily dose of snark. Oh and a cake recipe.

4 / 5 Stars. Ugandan expulsion of Asian immigrants in 1972. Dramatic, personal, complex, and nostalgic.

5/5 Stars.This was a novel I didn't want to put down. The narrative has an easy, vintage vibe with spunky, noble, honest, passionate voices.

I'm getting paid to write sleep stories! Read on to see what those are, how to write them, and where to find them! Also, updates!

2.5 / 5 Stars. YA sci-fi novel boasts an appropriate tone and humorous moments, but fails to sensitively depict its diverse characters.

Vanessa Yu’s Magical Paris Tea Shop was a delicious read—I wish literally; if it were edible, it would be a delicacy.

James appears weary, put-upon, and done with my crap. Not really. James is one of the most gracious, patient people you will ever meet.

A new speculative story about grief, hope, and watermelons, "Survivors" is in Riggwelter.

Brown’s commitment to give young adults a story with real meaning is exactly the lofty height to which all YA authors should aspire.

This collection is an honest, gritty representation of the light vs. dark, love vs. fear dualities of life, told in sharp, unflinching style

A list of creatives hosting virtual events to maintain community and spread cheer amid COVID-19.

"I’m fascinated by how people do rescue each other, who actually does the rescuing versus who we think is doing the rescuing."

Book review of the newly released drama/suspense novel by author Sahar Abdulaziz, "The Gatekeeper's Notebook."

In this speculative story published by X-R-A-Y, a grumpy counselor delves into her client's mind palace—and attempts to clean house.

In early 2000s Hawai’i, getting by is a way of life. The islands mirror the Hawaiians’ isolation; but there's beauty and grace among the ash