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No-spoiler book reviews, because I hate spoilers.
The Iowa Reivew is one of the major American literary magazines.
A woman is haunted by a seductress.
A forgotten god returns on the day of an eclipse to punish the enemies of his clan.
An envoy’s expedition to a faraway planet takes him to places he never would’ve expected.
A man in despair tries to assuage his loneliness, but gets entangled with scandals and debauchery.
Cruel and usual punishment doled out by a loving Father is one way to raise some angry kids and end the world.
In a fight against interdimensional beings, the oppressed form a resistance against a monster invasion. Will their homebrew folk magic be enough to overcome temptation?
Where cultists become infected with alien spores, time travelers work with American investigators, and TVs prophesize about aliens.
As people raise robotic animals, a cat-and-mouse game of android hunting only helps the corporation manufacture them stronger.
The novel is a multigenerational story of black families surviving on the cusp of 20th century Mississippi.
A river sifting and winding backwards, into the history and the unglamourous cruft of cancer treatment. This non-fiction novel chronicles a journey on how we’ve developed cancer medicine.
Featuring a non-human protagonist, the imposing Garth has a simple wish: to be remembered well.