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Thursday, 1:17 p.m.

by Bradley A. Scott

Thursday, 1:17 pm is an unconventional and intriguing novel that blends thoughtful insight with an irreverent, anything-goes attitude reminiscent of Chuck Palahniuk. Michael Landweber’s Thursday, 1:17 pm is a thought-provoking... Read More

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The Mexican Flyboy

by Anna Call

Anyone who enjoys magical realism would be committing a crime by skipping this remarkable piece of work. Dreamlike and fantastical, yet strangely earnest, Alfredo Vea’s "The Mexican Flyboy" is a magical realist tour de force. Simon... Read More

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Schism

by Catherine Thureson

This teen dystopia undertakes a fascinating, character-driven examination of human nature. "Schism" by Britt Holewinski is a fast-paced, compelling dystopia set in a world where everyone over the age of thirteen has been killed by a... Read More

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The Land of REM

by Christine Canfield

Evocative details and strong science fiction themes make this short story collection fresh and intriguing. In "The Land of REM" by James S. Earl, fantastical worlds are populated by vivid characters who beg to be revisited, all laid out... Read More

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Intruders

by Susan Waggoner

"Intruders" is a solid and suspenseful adventure with satisfyingly complex themes and vividly imagined protagonists. The “ancient aliens” theory gets new life in Zhen Lyu’s challenging but imaginative fantasy adventure novel,... Read More

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Song of the Sending

by Catherine Thureson

This unique and entertaining fantasy novel becomes more engrossing with each turn of the page. In "Song of the Sending", an engrossing and highly entertaining novel by Corinne O’Flynn, Jim, a young man from another world, discovers... Read More

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