Chloe recommends weird and freaky tales that Labubus would love to sink their teeth into.
It’s Alive (Again)! Frankenstein Retellings
Often cited as the birth of science fiction and horror genres, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein was written in 1818 during a contest with her husband and other writer friends. Frankenstein represents the hubris of man and monstrous humanity. Since then, our pal Frank (or rather, Dr. Frank’s monster) has spawned countless adaptations, sequels and retellings.
Bog Blog: Books about Bogs
Bogs are gaining popularity, especially in speculative fiction. Blogger (bog-ger?) Chloe recommends several books with a bog setting.
Millennial Panic! Books About Messy Millennials
No matter what your favorite genre (or your generation), these recent novels featuring messy millennial characters are sure to entertain.
Paper Crafts for National Craft Month
Celebrate National Craft Month by trying a new kind of craft: paper crafts!
Here to Slay: Queer Horror Fiction
Queer horror has been around for centuries, popularized in part by the first-ever vampire novel J. Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla (yes, even before Bram Stoker’s Dracula). As society’s understanding of different genders and sexuality changes, so does queer literature and especially queer horror. These recent horror books are sure to get you freaked out, while also rooting for their loveable queer characters.
Climate and Eco Fiction for Earth Day
Explore topics of environmentalism through these eco fiction books for Earth Day.
And the Oscar Goes To… Books on the History of Hollywood
The Oscars are just around the corner. Read these books on the history of American cinema to prepare for this year's Academy Awards.
If You Liked… Fourth Wing
Chloe recommends adult romantasy titles similar to Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros.
Indigenous Horror and Thriller Fiction
Celebrate the Indigenous horror and thriller fiction renaissance with these recent titles.
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