Book Marks reviews of Flashout by Alexis Soloski Book Marks
New York, 1972. A cloistered college student slips out of the dorms to attend a performance by a…
“Transference” introduces a society based on disease capitalism
This book won the 2025 Colorado Book Award for Science Fiction/Fantasy. From darkness, I emerge. The world is…
Authors reveal the ‘Pure Bliss’ of parenthood in ‘hilarious parody’ book
‘The book is about the joys and chaos of raising babies, becoming parents and trying to figure it…
Book Marks reviews of L.A. Women by Ella Berman Book Marks
After a steady descent from literary stardom, Lane Warren is back. She’s set to secure a new book…
a journey of darkness and light through Britain’s ancient places – The Past
Subscribe now for full access and no adverts REVIEW BY JOE FLATMAN The Stone Lands book launch was…
Books are sexy, but staring into a phone is not – The Irish Times
It was one of the most erotic things I ever heard: a man I know said he was…
Sunshine Coast Book Awards finalists feature local wordsmiths
The shortlist of finalists in the third annual Sunshine Coast Book Awards for BC Authors was released this…
Staten Islander pens book in memory of her father that explores their shared love of the N.Y. Mets | Inside Out
Editor’s Note: Welcome to Inside Out, our weekly roundup of stories about Staten Islanders making waves, being seen,…
To the Sea by Train: The Golden Age of Railway Travel is a trip down the tracks of time to the great British seaside
The book, beautifully and amusingly written and prodigiously well-informed, is part travelogue and part history. Martin enjoys the…
Lethal Tattoos: Vancouver Island author delves deep into local bedrock for debut novel
Ray St. Denis’s take on caving and science fiction weaves a multiverse to be discovered Ray St. Denis…
Beacons of light – by Leigh Haber
A couple of years ago, Hong Kong-based author An Yu had an image stuck in her head. Strangely,…
In 2025 Booker Prize-longlisted ‘Universality’, everyone’s politics is for sale
“Why did I drink so much? I couldn’t stand being drunk. Though total sobriety was arguably worse. It…