What I read in September 2026
Flipping through the same old books but you're reading less.
Blog tour: The Hollow Garden by Natalie Grace Lewis
The Hollow Garden is a compelling and atmospheric Gothic yarn.
Blog tour: Street Sweeper by Bren Gosling
Street Sweeper is a realistic and touching story of unexpected connections.
Blog tour: The Princes of Pauper's Pond by Lars Elling, translated by Don Bartlett
The Princes of Pauper's Pond is a highly moving and sophisticated novel.
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Blog tour: Slow Burn by Amal Singh
Slow Burn is a imaginative and enjoyable parallel universe fantasy.
Review: Multitude by Marie Vibbert
Multitude is an entertaining and gratifying first contact novella.
Blog tour: The Last Tenant by Eva Björg Ægisdóttir, translated by Victoria Cribb
The Last Tenant is a haunting and suspenseful novel that keeps you guessing.
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Review: Toast for Two Tongues by Gisèle Villeneuve
Toast for Two Tongues is a compelling, lyrical, and atmospheric collection.
Blog tour: For Best Results Follow Instructions by Alastair Puddick
For Best Results Follow Instructions is a thrillingly scary near-future sci-fi novel.
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What I read in August 2026
All there is, is bad news.