Erika enjoyed a regency-style fantasy novel about war! Who woulda thunk it?

This book is (partially) set in Edmonton, which is exciting for Erika. It’s about monsters and friendship and what monsters can do to friendship.

A compelling book on a difficult subject, telling the stories of people who lived behind the Berlin Wall and lived in fear of the Stasi.

Do you like meta-fictional meditations on the nature of storytelling and Italy? Has Scott got the book for you!

Scott hasn’t left his apartment in 4 months, so he decided to read a book about fictional people who had it even worse.

Charles Yu has been working in television for awhile, and it isn’t hard to see that (obvious) influence on this novel.

Scott finally finished a book by Robert Caro (no, not that one).

Need a book to restore your readerly habits? This one worked for Scott!

People from an alternate timeline live as refugees in our New York City. It’s full of grief, sadness, frustration, and coincidences.

Nathan reviews Ben H. Winters’s Underground Airlines, a gripping thriller set in an alternate history that feels too close to our own.