If you are looking for lovely fantastical short stories, such as a perfect for savoring on a cold winter night (or hot summer day if you are...

The Blood Trials, by N.E. Davenport, is a fierce read about a young woman consumed by grief and anger who is determined to bring her grandfa...

This week's Timeslip Tuesday book, A Stitch in Time , by Kelley Armstrong (October 2020, Subterranean Press), is one for grown-ups--alon...

This is How You Lose the Time War , by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone ( July 2019, Gallery / Saga Pres) , is an epistolary love story be...

I was sad to hear that Sheri Tepper had died last week...she was a keystone of my speculative fiction reading in my twenties, and obliged...

If I had a long airplane trip in front of me, or a five hour wait at a dentist's office, or something equally uncomfortable, I would lik...

So I don't generally read hard sci fi books written for grown-ups that are 861 pages long, but I'm not opposed to doing so (I enjo...

After focusing so much on middle grade speculative fiction for the Cybils these past few months, it was nice to turn to a fun, fast adult ...

So this weekend I finally read a book I was given by my husband for Christmas in 2008-- The Bell at Sealey Head , by Patricia McKillip.   ...

It is such a lovely thing, when a book you get for review turns out to be a beautifully satisfying read.  All the pressure to be tactful i...

I  occasionally step outside my comfort zone of fantasy and science books for young readers, and peek at the grown-up section of my local bo...

I haven't been meeting my goal of one adult fantasy book a week--turns out, no surprise, it takes longer to read something written for g...

...was perfect Friday night in front of the fire comfort reading.  Anyone who loves used bookstores and/or stories of people leaving their...

I must say I am quite enjoying reading contemporary fantasy books for adults on a regular basis!  Of course, I have not been making Risky ...

This week's adventure in reading fantasy books for grown-ups (though it has huge YA crossover appeal) was Norse Code , by Greg van E...

I have vowed to make 2013 the year in which I bravely read fantasy books for grown-ups, and thanks to many of you, I have a lovely long li...

I like reading fantasy books written for middle school girls (and boys, to a lesser extent).  This does not mean that I don't also enjo...