Harrow & Gideon are the iconic faces of Tamsyn Muir's The Locked Tomb; join me in exploring the history of their chaotic relationship.

Taking ownership of the body we're in, two souls becoming one and more; Join me in exploring the trans imagery of Tamsyn Muir's novels!

Lyctors are the friends you ate along the way; what does Tamsyn Muir's fascinating creation demonstrate about gender, body and mind?

Entering the Locked Tomb from the end, in hopes of shedding light on this strange and mesmerizing universe from the mind of Tamsyn Muir.

Discussing the nature of truth and reality, as they relate to K.J. Parker's The Siege novels and the 2024 American Election.

Centered around a few ‘Great Men’ who save a race of people from genocide, with their female counterparts ready to bring them down a peg.

These novels were incredibly meaningful to me in various ways, so I wanted to share them with you today!

Micro-fiction is a fascinating space for SFF writers to tell stories filled with emotion and important ideas on the smallest scale. Join me!

Focusing on reading a book with ADHD can be close to impossible. But with a bit of patience, I hope to help you find your stride in reading.

Speculating about the future of Seth Dickinson's Masquerade series, Renascent's potential identities, the lightning in the east and more.

Seth Dickinson's Masquerade novels explore the reach and influence of empire and colonialism, and attempt to show how we might break free.

Susanna Clarke's Piranesi is an incredible novel of curiosity and wonder, with important lessons to impart beneath the surface. Why read it?

Spotify's new feature lets you listen 15 hours per month, included in your premium subscription. Here's how to make the most of your time!

Jacqueline Holland's novel explores many essential vampire themes while telling a tale of a young woman grappling with her newfound agency.

Perhaps the perfect entry point into speculative fiction, suitable for all ages and with a few unrivalled scenes to set it forever apart.

The importance of history and education, through the lens of a song about losing it all.

What makes a book easy to read, as opposed to a difficult slog? I give my opinions with examples of books I've enjoyed and struggle with.

Art imitates life, and vice versa – can we do better with the stories we tell? Comparing rulers of GRRM, Robin Hobb and real life.

From necromancers to accountants, come and meet some of the coolest women in their own worlds.

'Dracula' is a cultural phenomenon with few rivals. What can we learn about ourselves through the stories and voices which surround him?