Whether you’re an avid reader or just dabble in the occasional good read, we’ve got you covered! We’ve been reviewing books, interviewing interesting authors, and writing book-related articles since 2008. Take a peek below — we cover 30 different genres — so you’re bound to find a book that ticks your box. See what our reviewer thought of it. While we often provide a Bookshop.org link to buy any book that strikes your fancy here, we strongly encourage you to support your local bookstore and pick up a copy there.

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Interview with Thomas Lion, Author of Osprey Gold

by | May 14, 2026 | Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

Thomas Lion is a contemporary literary novelist whose work focuses on emotional truth, moral complexity, and the quiet turning points that...
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Tom Robbins and David Lynch: Washington’s Masters of the Surreal

by | February 24, 2025 | Articles, Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

Washington state has long been a fertile ground for creative minds, nurturing artists, musicians, and writers who embrace the weird, the...
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Interview with N.S. Nuseibah, author of “The Namesake”

by | July 30, 2024 | Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

N. S. Nuseibeh is a Palestinian author whose latest work, The Namesake, has captivated readers with its profound storytelling. Nuseibeh’s...
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Interview with Darrell Lee, Author of The Apotheosis

by | September 8, 2019 | Articles, Interviews, Writing Process, Written | 0 Comments

Reviewer Glenn Dallas interviews Darrell Lee, author of The Apotheosis. Read Glenn's review of the book here. 1. GD: John Numen is...
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Interview with Thomas Lion, Author of Osprey Gold

by | May 14, 2026 | Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

Thomas Lion is a contemporary literary novelist whose work focuses on emotional truth, moral complexity, and the quiet turning points that...
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Tom Robbins and David Lynch: Washington’s Masters of the Surreal

by | February 24, 2025 | Articles, Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

Washington state has long been a fertile ground for creative minds, nurturing artists, musicians, and writers who embrace the weird, the...
Read More

Interview with N.S. Nuseibah, author of “The Namesake”

by | July 30, 2024 | Interviews, Written | 0 Comments

N. S. Nuseibeh is a Palestinian author whose latest work, The Namesake, has captivated readers with its profound storytelling. Nuseibeh’s...
Read More

Interview with Darrell Lee, Author of The Apotheosis

by | September 8, 2019 | Articles, Interviews, Writing Process, Written | 0 Comments

Reviewer Glenn Dallas interviews Darrell Lee, author of The Apotheosis. Read Glenn's review of the book here. 1. GD: John Numen is...
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The Curve of the World

The Curve of the World

Jun 14, 2026 | ,

Vonda N. McIntyre died in 2019 and The Curve of the World came out after her death. That colors the reading. You know going in that this is the last one. The book carries that weight without being obvious, it's just there.Iakinthu Gephyra is a trader and diplomat in...

The Call of the Bugle

The Call of the Bugle

Jun 14, 2026 | ,

The Call of the Bugle begins with a famous charge, but John Amos is more interested in what the charge leaves behind. He uses the Crimean War as the engine, then follows the human fallout through memory, duty, love, and the strange afterlife of a battle that keeps...

Friday Night at Atonement Café

Friday Night at Atonement Café

Jun 14, 2026 | ,

Jim Currie’s Friday Night at Atonement Café opens like a Columbia Gorge storm. Birds gather over White Salmon. Toxic air drifts east. Then the novel turns strange and haunted.The book lives in White Salmon and the Columbia Basin with precision. Currie doesn’t flatten...

Metal Viper

Metal Viper

Jun 14, 2026 | ,

The jungle in Metal Viper is not a backdrop. It presses against the story: teak forests stripped to grey mud, villages reduced to scorched earth glimpsed through a truck window, the smell of wet ash threading through bullet-proof glass. Lovett and Schultz write...

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Queer Horror Books to Haunt Your Summer

Jun 2, 2026 | ,

Summer reading season doesn’t always need sunshine and happy endings. Sometimes the best books for long, humid nights are the ones filled with strange forests, haunted longing, monstrous appetites, and characters who love fiercely even while everything around them...

Bloom to Heatwave: Spring–Summer Romances

Jun 2, 2026 | ,

There’s a certain kind of love story that only shows up when the weather shifts—when spring softens into summer, when everything feels a little lighter, a little louder, a little more possible. These romance novels live right in that in-between season: full of...

From Spring to Summer Fantasy Books

May 1, 2026 |

As the days grow longer and the air turns warm, fantasy season arrives in full bloom. Spring-to-summer reads call for stories that feel transporting: sweeping romances, dangerous magic, eerie cities, second chances, and worlds where transformation waits around every...

Escape into Fantasy this Spring

Apr 1, 2026 | ,

Spring is the perfect season to step through a portal and leave the ordinary behind. As the days grow longer and the air feels full of possibility, there’s no better time to dive into stories brimming with magic, adventure, and unforgettable worlds. Whether you’re...

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