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“Hunger is what gives us energy to fight.” When a young girl is captured in the forest and brought to the city, only to escape shortly afterwards, all manner of individuals and organizations try to get their hands on her, no matter the cost. In a chilling and clever tour de force, the authors use … Continue reading Book Review: Alas by Rudy Spiessert and Hervé Bourhis
"I don't know why I thought love would be so painful. It only hurt because it was wrong." Martha Aguas kind of has it all--she's an accountant who loves numbers, an accident-prone puppy that loves her, and the perfect wardrobe. Yes, she wears a dress size 24, her bras don't fit and she's never had … Continue reading Book Review: If the Dress Fits by Carla de Guzman
"The world is home to such a vibrant rainbow of people. So why not genders?" In this quick and easy guide to queer and trans identities, cartoonists Mady G and JR Zuckerberg guide you through the basics of the LGBT+ world! Covering essential topics like sexuality, gender identity, coming out, and navigating relationships, this guide … Continue reading Book Review: A Quick & Easy Guide to Queer & Trans Identities
"This is the real world. Sometimes, we can't make it right. We can only do our best." One hot summer's afternoon, five-year-old Ava Sawyer went to a party. She never came home ... When five-year-old Ava Sawyer goes missing from a birthday party at a local garden centre, the police are bewildered by the lack … Continue reading Book Review: The Birthday by Carol Wyer (eARC)
"Revolutions don't happen without risks." On a dying Earth in a not-so-distant future, Josiane and René are the first to enter a new virtual world where just about anything is possible… Part dystopian love story, part psychedelic meditation on human nature, "Alt-Life" takes the reader down a mind-bending rabbit hole of desire, loneliness, and self-discovery. … Continue reading Book Review: Alt-Life by Joseph Falzon and Thomas Cadène
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