xenofiction A Black Fox Running by Brian Carter Review by Casimir Laski A Black Fox Running is one of those rare hidden gems whose quality justifies venturing through forests’ worth of lesser-known novels. Originally published in 1981 only
comic Foxes in Love, by Toivo Kaartinen Review by Thurston Howl For those who haven’t heard of Toivo Kaartinen’s delightful Twitter account @foxes_in_love, check it out! This book of the same name is
medieval The Story of Sorrel, by Joseph Lallo Review by Joel Kreissman Joseph Lallo’s dark fantasy series The Book of Deacon encompasses about half a dozen novels of warfare between humans, elves, dwarves, and your standard Medieval
Novella Of Foxes and Spiders by Hazuko Sionnach Review by Erdwolf_TVL Eldin is a solitary prospector, living at the edge of a small town. He spends his days in the dark tunnels of an old mine, digging
species SPECIES: Foxes, ed. Thurston Howl Review by Miles Reaver Species: Foxes was published in 2018 by Thurston Howl Publications and edited by Thurston Howl himself. The anthology holds thirteen short stories centered on one of
joel kreissman Tower and the Fox by Tim Susman Review by Joel Kreissman Imagine a world where the American Revolution failed. Now, can you also imagine that in this world the British Empire employed sorcerers, and that these sorcerers
Two-Lips Press Slave Trade by Comidacomida Review by Hypetaph If there were one word to describe “Slave Trade” by Comidacomida, it would easily be “surprising.” This 466-page novel chronicles the story of its protagonist Sidney—introduced
