"Jessica has been a voracious reader since she was old enough to hold chapter books right side up. She has an MA in English from the University of Maine, and has been writing about books online since 2015. She started out writing about the Romance genre, but in recent years she has rekindled her love for Horror, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy, with an emphasis on works of queer fiction. You can follow her on Twitter, Bluesky, and Instagram.
Take a deep dive into the Stephen King classic, MISERY, for an analysis of how addiction is explored through Paul's entrapment and Annie's fandom.
Whether you're a veteran horror reader or new to the genre, diversify your horror collection with these creepy, haunting horror books by authors of color.
New-to-you genres can be tricky to navigate; if you've been hesitant to venture into freezer book territory, we've got resources for new horror readers.
A close read of Mary Downing Hahn’s LOOK FOR ME BY MOONLIGHT and its depiction of the vampire as a sexual predator. Spoilers ahead!
Even if your book is about a far-off fantasy land, you need to read the relevant nonfiction. And yes, there is relevant nonfiction for you.
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Someone fire up Pachelbel’s Canon in D and let’s get this (arranged and potentially awkward) wedding party started with these arranged marriage books!
Add more fantasy novels in translation to your To-Be-Read courtesy of this list of fifteen excellent works of Slavic SFF in translation.
If you've been pondering how to approach books by Leigh Bardugo, including, and especially, the Grishaverse, we've got your reading pathway.