Repentance, by Eloísa Díaz

Joaquín Alzada is a police inspector who has a thinner line to walk than most. Twenty years ago, he had … More

Other People’s Things, by Kerry Anne King

Trigger warning for domestic violence in the form of coercion and gaslighting. Nicole has always believed that she is a … More

Mary Roach’s latest dive into the interesting and odd is Fuzz, in which she pesters experts and government officials in … More

I’ve never had a chance to use this word in earnest, but I’m glad that somewhere I learned the untranslatable … More

The amiable veterinarian Dr. Philipp Schott is back with a second collection of blog posts, short essays, anecdotes, and thoughts … More

Trigger warning for domestic violence. I don’t know what the statistics are on unsolved murders versus solved murders, but I … More

I’ve never liked Hamlet, and yet, I find that I really like retellings of the play. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are … More

Trigger warning for domestic violence. Hannah Halperin’s novel, Something Wild, centers on need: the need to be wanted, loved, cared … More

“If you see something, say something” is a dangerous phrase. On the one hand, we need to watch out for … More

Agatha of Little Neon, by Claire Luchette, is a curious and thoughtful book. It is one of the most unusual … More