Thrills and Origin of the Mafia in Lisa Scottoline’s Loyalty
If you’re a fan of historical fiction, mafia tales, true crime, or the second season of White Lotus, then run […]
A Freshman Year Filled with Reality, Time Travel and Everything In Between
In First-Year Orientation, Lauren Gibaldi and Eric Smith have compiled 16 diverse stories that will surely serve as comfort reading […]
A Testament to the Power of Intimacy: Alina Pleskova’s Toska
The debut collection of poems compiled in Alina Pleskova’s Toska takes readers on an unapologetic journey through her passionate critiques […]
Conflict, Discovery and Reflection: Kelly McQuain’s Collection of Poems on Perspective and Identity
Kelly McQuain’s Scrape the Velvet from Your Antlers is his debut collection of poems that follows the chronology of a […]
Transformative Ways of Walking
In Ways of Walking, Philadelphia author Ann de Forest brings together 26 writers to reflect on some of the most […]
Started from The Bottom, Now We’re Here
When a ball is hit in polo, its path creates an imaginary line down the field that cannot be crossed. […]
Right This Way into a Thorny, Jungle-Viney Tangle of Human Dealings
Ely Cutter, the central figure of Miriam N. Kotzin’s often hilarious suburban dramedy, Right This Way, tells us that he […]
Hidden Pictures Gives Readers a Chance to Solve the Mystery
The horror novel Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak begins by following the recovery of ex-addict and Philadelphian Mallory Quinn to […]
The Past, Present and Potential Future for Humanity and Technology
In 2020, independent author D.H. Schleicher released his first short story collection, And Then We Vanish, which navigated “waves of […]
Carmilla and ‘Bearing Shame’: How Annotations Enhance a Work
The subject matter of Joseph Sheridan LeFanu’s vampire novella Carmilla is far more progressive than it has any right to […]