[Review, RPG] Citizen Sleeper by Jump Over the Age (2022, Fellow Traveller)
A masterpiece of hope, resilience, and tragedy all in one package.
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[Review, Dystopian] The Knight and the Butcherbird by Alix E. Harrow (Amazon Original Stories, 2025)
Another masterful short story from the author of The Six Deaths of the Saint, Alix E. Harrow’s The Knight and the Butcher Bird is a cutthroat tale of love and loss relevant to our times.
[Review, Romantic-Comedy] Only One Coffin by A.J. Truman (Truman Books, 2022)
Fun and cheesy this classic romantic comedy vampire twist hits the nail on coffin with its loveable protagonist duo.
[Review, Urban Fantasy] The Last Sun (The Tarot Sequence #1) by K.D. Edwards (Pyr, 2018)
In my first DNF at 50% of the year, this wild ride with fun and snarky characters can't save this book from its convoluted plot.
[Review, Sci-fi] Momotekku by Alxndra Cook (Koguchi Press, 2022)
Gorgeous art and an interesting sci-fi twist on the classic of Momotaro could not save Momotekku from its biggest flaw: bad character writing
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[Review, Fantasy] The Beast of Hadingley Hill by HoratioMarissa (Webtoon Canvas, 2021-present)
A wonderful loose retelling of the Beauty and the Beast fable with a sapphic slow-burn romance, a deeper world mystery yet to be uncovered, and a biting friendship.
[Review, Fantasy-Romance] The Marble Queen Written by Anna Kopp & Illustrated by Gabrielle Kari (Dark Horse, 2024)
A magical exploration of anxiety, depression, and love set against a tumultuous political landscape.
[Review, Fantasy] Artie and the Wolf Moon by Oliva Stephens (Graphic Universe, 2021)
Discovering that she comes from a line of werewolves Artie Irvin delves into her family history, her father’s death, reconnecting with her family, and a newfound crush all while vampires hunt her
[Review, Horror] You're Not Supposed to Die Tonight by Kalynn Bayron (Bloomsbury YA, 2023)
For fans of B-grade horror films You’re Not Supposed to Die Tonight is a fast-paced thrilling ride.