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Review: Someone You Can Build a Nest In by John Wiswell
Equal parts disarming, charming, and disgusting, Someone You Can Build a Nest In is one of the most original works of speculative fiction I’ve read in a long time. Shesheshen […]
Mini-Reviews: This Could Be Us & That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Human
Warm and wise, Kennedy Ryan’s This Could Be Us poses this question: what if you could be the love of your life? Soledad Barnes is married to her college sweetheart […]
Review: The Book of Love by Kelly Link
Beloved short story writer Kelly Link’s first novel, The Book of Love, will be polarizing. It is character-driven, meandering, philosophical, and really quite strange. Many readers will find that this […]
Review: Fathomfolk by Eliza Chan
Fathomfolk is an adult fantasy that hinges on the political unrest between humans and fathomfolk, creatures with gills whose forms are many and varied. Sirens, sea witches, kappas, water dragons […]
Review: An Education in Malice by S.T. Gibson
Sapphic desire, dark academia, obsession. And vampires? I should’ve been eating this up, but instead I thought An Education in Malice fell flat. Inspired by the gothic vampire classic Carmilla, […]
2023 in Review & 2024 Reading Goals
Well I don’t know about y’all, but 2023 was quite the year for me. My partner and I got married! It was so fun, special, and beautiful. Check instagram @danyafineprint […]
Reader with lots of loud opinions about stuff.
Leftist librarian and lover of wine. Ambitious home cook and reluctant gym goer. Fan of YA, fantasy novels, comics, and romances. I probably ship it.
When I’m not chilling at home reading, you can find me at my job at a local library or hanging with friends. I live in Ontario, Canada.
Danya
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