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A review of Rebecca Barrow’s Doe, a story of that finds West Eaton High School cheer captain Maris Larsen turning to an ancient creature for help in securing her victory against her rival Genevieve ...

We’re excited to welcome Honey author Imani Thompson as our first guest in the “One Voice Could Be So Loud” series! She talks about using genre tropes and frameworks to explore traditionally margina...

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A review of Eliza Jabore’s Backstabbers, a pulse-pounding story of survival that finds three friends lost in the hunting grounds of the notorious Bones Hollow Hunter. Out now through Bantam.

A review of Avery Curran’s Spoiled Milk, a chilling Gothic Horror about an evil plaguing the Briarley School of Girls and killing off Emily Locke’s classmates as they struggle with impending adultho...

A fun and quick read that transports us to 1893 London, a time during which witches guardedly coexist with humans, having given up their immortality in exchange for acceptance into society. Our FMC f...

In a recent interview (conducted and published in Polish), Nobel Prize-winner Olga Tokarczuk admitted to using AI in her creative process. The writer Maks Sipowicz, who drew attention to the interv…

Three men find themselves adrift in the Gulf of Mexico, using nothing but two coolers as a floatation device, after their boat sinks on a casual fishing day trip. For 28+ hours, these men find themsel...

The Supreme Court has weakened a key tool of the Voting Rights Act that has helped root out racial discrimination in voting since 1965. The case concerns a district in Louisiana.

Good friend of Genre Buzzword Tony Jones stops by with a review of Dan Coxon’s Come Sing for the Harrowing, a collection of new and previously published tales that get a re-release courtesy of CLASH...

We dive into the absolutely unhinged, sci-fi, apocalypse-meets-game-show, Hunger Games style adventure centered on a man stuck trying to survive his ex-girlfriend’s talking show cat.

Genre Buzzword’s introduction to the ongoing feature - One Voice Could Be So Loud: Stories of Protest, Purpose, and Passion - an interview series where creators discuss the ways in which they us...

A review of Daniel Braum’s Phantom Constellations, a collection of new and previously tales that explore liminality in terms of place, emotions and relationships.

A fun romantasy with serious Fourth Wing vibes, a irritatingly lovable FMC, interesting twisty turns in the romance department, and badass wolves.

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