Susie Rodarme is obsessed with small press literary fiction and tea. Other notable skills: chainmaille weaving, using Photoshop semi-correctly, and drinking gin.
I’m a horror reader from the way-back. I started reading Stephen King in sixth grade. Goosebumps, Christopher Pike, Anne Rice, ...
I’m late with this list because of a combination of long IRL work hours and some sort of devil virus ...
Okay, guys. First things first: If you’ve clicked on this because you’re feeling suicidal or because you struggle with this, ...
The first lines being written just before the start of World War I, Modernist poetry was a reaction to Romantic ...
Even though it predates my existence by a few years, I’ve always been drawn to punk. (Are you surprised? Maybe, ...
This month has novels full of secrets, gritty criminal types, and death. WOO SUMMER, amirite? 1. Sofrito by Phillippe Diederich ...
(A couple of you may remember I have written on this topic elsewhere, but this is a newly written and ...
Don’t act like you don’t do it. We all do. 1. You have physical withdrawal symptoms when you finish a ...
Yay, small press books! 1. Starvation Mode: A Memoir of Food, Consumption, and Control by Elissa Washuta (from Instant Future) ...
While we at the Riot are taking this lovely summer week off to rest (translation: read by the pool/ocean/on our ...