Do you ever see a book with a conceit so wonderfully wild that you know you just have to read it? I’ve seen Chuck Tingle’s books floating around with their wild and wacky titles, but I’ve never been struck with the impulse to actually read one. With Ms. Williams' work, however, I knew I had… Continue reading I Married a 2,000 Year Old Lesbian Bogwoman by June Williams
[Edit: Originally published December 24, 2016] So I’ll be the first to admit that pulp romance is not a genre I read. Like at all, this is my introduction to the genre, so bear with me. First, I think this was a great book for an introduction to the genre. Second, I thought it dealt… Continue reading When to Hold Them by G.B. Gordon
[Edit: Originally published July 6, 2016] The June Rebellion. That might mean absolutely nothing to you. It did for me until I read Les Misérables. It was a small failed rebellion in an attempt to overthrow the government in France in 1832. This is the backdrop for Before the City Rises. If you’re in the Les Mis fandom,… Continue reading Before the City Rises by C.K. Slash
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