REVIEW STACK

We are sitting down in the breakroom, wondering how best to write this review. Our thoughts are chattering away ideas as we open the document titled reviews. We just finished […]

You approach the building under the fuzz and hum of a bone-colored calcium light. The door into the art installation is a beaten down screen door without any screens. You

“Easy, easy does it. The first return from latency is always the most disorienting.” You nearly fall off the sterile table, the maroon leather tonguing your thighs. I pat your

The sun has been gnawing on your neck for hours when you finally stumble across my cabin. You stumble up the steps with an open mouth dryer than the porch

You are lost in the woods, walking past trees older than your parents. It’s quiet enough to hear the leaves twisting, pirouetting in the cool breath of summer. It’s beautiful

[imagine me sounding like the Jeopardy announcer guy] THIS. IS. REVIEWSTACK This time around the bend is Patricia J.L. 👻🧶🖊️’s novel “Leaves of Fall”, an excellent YA type story about trees,

You see me waving an arm to get your attention. The arm I’m waving isn’t mine. I flag you down and follow you even though you don’t stop walking. I

There is a feeling inside every S.E. Reid story and I don’t know how to describe it. Reviewstack. It’s something I often strive to bring out in my own stories, to some

Take this one out for a spin, folks. Get it while you can because this here is The Last Masquerade at the Carousel House #Reviewstack This is a shorter book but

It’s time. No, past time. #Reviewstack It has been a minute since I read Shieldbreaker, but I can remember it vividly. Tom Schecter gored me with this series. It features some of,