This is the final post for Guys Lit Wire. We started this site many years ago (I'm honestly afraid to even see how many years), after...

Lots of authors are publishing gritty, raw stories grounded in current events and this book by Nic Stone is another that falls into this c...

Anyone interested in architecture should read this book by Stewart Brand. Brand won a National Book Award for the Whole Earth Catalog , ...

From my recent review of Black Light Express for Locus: Philip Reeve’s absolutely incredible world building again takes center st...

From my recent Locus review of The Disappearances , a WW2 era fantasy that includes a curse, a literary mystery, some grave robbing, and...

I have enjoyed several books by people who have through-hiked the Appalachian Trail (A.T.). But Isis and jackrabbit (their trail names) set ...

Budi has a plan. He wants to be a football star like his hero Kieran Wakefield. When Budi's a star he won't have to work in the...

Have you ever formed a time loop while tying your shoes? Probably not. But have you ever read a book or watched a TV show or film where s...

This has never happened to me before: I enjoyed the sequel more than the original! Be assured, though, My Side of the Mountain is very go...

Lyrical, visceral, and wise, The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz haunts the melancholy middle between heartbreak...