This batch of stories is an unusual number because I feel bad for posting them so late. I had plans to do a proper Hugo round-up post as I...

Flyaway by Kathleen Jennings is a novella from an Australian author whose short fiction I have previously enjoyed. She is, perhaps, most ...

[This post was cross-posted on a delay from the Defying Doomsday / Rebuilding Tomorrow blog .] Back in 2016, we launched  Defying Doom...

Mooncakes written by Suzanne Walker and illustrated by Wendy Xu is the most adorable graphic novel/comic that I absolutely regret not rea...

Riverland by Fran Wilde is a portal fantasy book for children (aka middle grade). I first encountered it during a reading by the author a...

Those of you who follow me on Twitter may have already seen that my new anthology, Rebuilding Tomorrow , has just gone live on Kickstarter...

The Relentless Moon by Mary Robinette Kowal is the third novel in the Lady Astronaut universe. I have previously read, reviewed and enjoy...

I'm a bit late in posting this, even though I finished reading all the Hugo novellas weeks ago. As for many people, I'm sure, life h...

The Haunting of Tram Car 015 by P Djèlí Clark is a Hugo finalist novella this year. That is the main reason I read it. I didn't especia...

The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen Cho is a standalone novella set in an asian fantasy world with, I think, Malaysian a...