Books

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping Trailer Sees Haymitch Fighting Against Snow’s Odds

Chris Gallardo3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping trailer puts Haymitch on full display as he rebels against Snow in the Second Quarter Quell. Watch it here!

A two-page spread from The Power Fantasy: Eliza Hellbound stands in silhouette at left, armored and radiating white light, while a starburst panel layout surrounds a blinding central flash with the shocked and frightened faces of four onlookers caught in the blast radius. Colors are dominated by deep crimson and hot pink.

The Power Fantasy Vols. 2 & 3 Review: Kieron Gillen’s Doomsday Clock Reaches Zero Hour

Quinn Quē3 months ago3 months ago05 mins

Six living WMDs. One fragile peace. Kieron Gillen and Caspar Wijngaard’s nuclear-age superpower saga reaches its season-one reckoning. Read Quinn Que’s review!

Remarkably Bright Creatures Trailer Explores Emotional Connection Through Peculiar Companions

Chris Gallardo3 months ago3 months ago03 mins

The trailer for Remarkably Bright Creatures highlights a deep longing for family as Sally Field and Lewis Pullman create a peculiar connection. Watch it here!

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7 New LGBTQIA Books to Read This April: They Want Us Dead, Fruitcake, and more

Lara Rosales3 months ago013 mins

This April you can dive into new LGBTQIA reads: They Want us Dead, Fruitcake, More Like Enemigas, and more. Check out the rest of the list!

Red Sheet Review: James Ellroy’s Most Deliciously Unhinged Novel Yet

Quinn Quē3 months ago04 mins

James Ellroy’s Red Sheet, a Cold War Noir fever dream, is his most politically audacious novel yet. Read on for our review of the novel!

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Salomé Review: A Seductive Thriller That Bites Into Class and Consumption

Quinn Quē4 months ago3 months ago04 mins

A seductive stranger, a château in the Loire Valley, and a longevity conspiracy. Read on for our review of Salomé by Leslie Baird.

Mad Mabel Review: Sally Hepworth’s Darkest, Yet Warmest, Book to Date

Quinn Quē4 months ago4 months ago04 mins

Hepworth turns her darkest premise yet into her most moving novel. Read our review of Mad Mabel to see if the warmth and gloom balance out.

‘The Wandering Queen’ Neatly Reframes Myth for Modern Audience, Though Not Author’s Strongest Work

Amanda Larch Hinchman4 months ago4 months ago07 mins

Claire Heywood stands out for her extensive research and desire for historical context. Read on for our review of her novel The Wandering Queen.

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The Ending Writes Itself Review: Gleefully Vicious Whodunit With Publishing’s Number on Speed Dial

Quinn Quē4 months ago05 mins

A locked-room mystery, publishing industry autopsy, and meta AF. Read our review of The Ending Writes Itself to find out if the book is a killer or a red herring.