The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 13
Review For Miku's chapter in this volume and in the last one, it was admirable to see her understanding that her crush on Futaro may never be anything more than…
Samantha Kolesnik’s Lonesome Haunts
Review From the first page, I was instantly reminded of how incredible Kolesnik’s prose is. This collection has a good range of stories in different subgenres of horror that center…
Black Fairy Tale
Review Black Fairy Tale is a bizarre story, full stop, it is the thought that kept circling my mind as I read the novel and especially when I finished. What…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 12
Review I love that each of the quints explores their options for the future in this volume. Culinary school is absolutely adorable for Miku, given that she really takes joy…
No One Rides For Free
Review I had such mixed feelings toward this novella, and it bummed me out. The first five chapters were honestly a RUSH, that first scene where Jodi gets back in…
The Last Slaughter
Review The Last Slaughter is a family tragedy set in motion by a small act of rebellion. John Teecar has had to live with the weight of his illegitimate birth…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 11
Review I just want to begin the review of this volume by saying that I'm so thrilled that the author included a beach volume... With none of the harem girls…
What Good Girls Do
Review What Good Girls Do is an absolutely brutal book, both in the subject matter and in the way that it is written. The book is told through the dual…
In a Dream You Saw a Way to Survive
Review In a Dream You Saw a Way to Survive is one of the most beautiful poetry collections that I've read in ages. I was drawn in from the first…
The Quintessential Quintuplets Vol. 10
Review Why was I so glad to see Maeda return in this volume!? That's the biggest question of all. But in all seriousness, this volume got really intense. The rivalry…