My first Beaverton piece
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Which of these look interesting?
After the Fall by Edward Ashton (February 2026)
20 (45.5%)
Three Shattered Souls by Mai Corland (July 2025)
3 (6.8%)
Gemini by Jeffrey Kluger (November 2025)
8 (18.2%)
Cinder House by Freya Marske (October 2025)
14 (31.8%)
The Essential Patricia A. McKillip by Patricia A. McKillip (October 2025)
24 (54.5%)
The First Thousand Trees by Premee Mohamed (September 2025)
15 (34.1%)
Night Terror: A Bleak Haven Novel by Vincent Ralph (January 2026)
3 (6.8%)
Some other option (see comments)
0 (0.0%)
Cats!
30 (68.2%)
Which of these books would you MOST like me to review?
When the Wolf Comes Home, by Nat Cassidy. Horror novel about an out of work actress on the run with a little boy.
13 (9.6%)
The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi, by Shannon Chakraborty. The rollicking adventures of a middle-aged mom PIRATE in fantasy medieval Middle East.
71 (52.6%)
Diary of a Witchcraft Shop, by Trevor Jones and Liz Williams. What it says on the can: a diary of owning a witchcraft shop in Glastonbury.
22 (16.3%)
Sisters of the Vast Black, by Nina Rather. SPACE NUNS aboard a GIANT SPACE SEA SLUG.
50 (37.0%)
Making Bombs for Hitler, by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch. Children's historical fiction about Ukrainian children kidnapped and enslaved in WWII, by a Ukrainian-Canadian author.
18 (13.3%)
Under One Banner, by Graydon Saunders. Commonweal # 4!
18 (13.3%)
Archangel (etc), by Sharon Shinn. Lost colony romantic SF about genetically engineered angels.
29 (21.5%)
The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, by Stuart Turton. Historical murder mystery with time loops and body switching.
29 (21.5%)
Irontown Blues, by John Varley. Faux-noir SF with an intelligent dog.
11 (8.1%)
Blood Over Bright Haven, by M. L. Wang. Standalone fantasy that kind of looks like romantast but isn't, with anvillicious anti-colonial themes.
18 (13.3%)
An Immense World, by Ed Yong. Outstanding nonfiction about how animals sense the world.
44 (32.6%)
Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird: The Art of Eastern Storytelling, by Henry Lien ("Peasprout Chen"). Nonfiction, what it says on the can. Not all stories are in three acts!
39 (28.9%)
Blacktongue Thief, by Christopher Buehlman. World's greatest D&D campaign in a truly fucked world.
20 (14.8%)