First things first: if it’s been a while since you’ve read The Girl With All The Gifts, you should probably re-read it or at least give it a skim. I ended up having to reference The Girl With All The Gifts a few times to be able to properly set… Read more »
For the next two weeks, Humble is running an awesome book bundle featuring women who write science fiction and fantasy! If you’ve never used Humble before, it works like this: you choose the amount you’d like to pay for a bundle; if you pay above certain levels, you get extra… Read more »
It’s International Women’s Day! High five, our fellow fangirls, and we raise our fists in solidarity with everyone participating in the International Women’s Strike. There are many, many, many women you should know about and celebrate, but we thought we’d take a moment to talk about our favorite fictional women…. Read more »
March is upon us! Here’s what Amanda and I are planning to read this month. Share your TBR list with us in the comments! Pamela TBR lists always feel intimidating to me, like I’m making a huge commitment to that list of books. Which is silly, because honestly, I can… Read more »
March is right around the corner, which means it’s time for a new TDF Instagram challenge! How to participate: Have an Instagram account. You don’t have to follow us, but it would be awesome if you did. You can also follow Pamela and Amanda if you’d like. We love meeting new… Read more »
I had a baby last September, and let’s face it. I’m going to turn this child into a little bookworm nerd if it’s the last thing I do. Might as well start early, right? The Bookish Baby is a new feature here at TDF, bringing you the very best in clothing… Read more »
I have to say, I’m really digging this series. Winter of the Gods is an excellent follow-up to The Immortals (reviewed here), the dark middle chapter of Jordanna Max Brodsky’s Olympus Bound trilogy. Brodsky takes the world she built in The Immortals and expands it beyond just the reach of the Olympian gods…. Read more »
It’s a sign of how hard up I am for good fantasy romance that I’m willing to overlook stuff that would normally make me abandon a romance novel. I really wanted to love A Promise of Fire, and I did like some aspects of it a lot, but there were some… Read more »
It’s a new year! Hopefully this one will be better than the dumpster fire that was 2016. Your favorite discriminating fangirls are aiming to have a much busier year here at the blog, and we’re glad you’re joining us! First, we’d like to welcome The Bibliomaniac back to TDF! She’ll… Read more »
This was… an interesting read. It’s actually kind of hard to classify (I like my classifications, dang it), because it starts out as a psychological horror story and halfway through morphs into something more like a crime thriller. The shift makes perfect sense in the context of the story, but… Read more »
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