Author Spotlight: J. P. Harrison about The Girl of Grey House
The room is suspiciously cheap, which in London should be warning enough. Adam Baker and his partner Jiselle take it anyway, and move into Grey House, a neglected Victorian terrace …
The room is suspiciously cheap, which in London should be warning enough. Adam Baker and his partner Jiselle take it anyway, and move into Grey House, a neglected Victorian terrace …
The bedroom door starts closing. “How was school?” becomes “Fine.” The routines that held for years start producing nothing but resistance. That moment, somewhere between ages six and fourteen, is …
A blacksmith gives his nephew a battle axe for his fifteenth birthday. It took him three years to make. Etched along the twin blades is a story that runs from …
A woman walks into a police station carrying a freezer bag. Inside it is eighteen inches of her own blonde hair, cut off at the scalp while she was unconscious …
The Devil is seven foot five, wears a man bun and a vintage Charlotte Sting t-shirt, and spends his Fridays watching Meryl Streep films. His chief operating officer is a …
Must a wand be registered before it can be used in public? What documentation is required before casting a fireball? How many forms stand between you and a legally compliant …
An enormous fallen tree appears in an alley that the narrator walked through only moments earlier. That single impossible detail is the door into Through Inconvenient Action, the debut novel …
A case that stretches across different people and different points in time, in a city the author actually knows. That is the shape of Tick Tong, the debut psychological thriller …
A violinist has a car accident, suffers a hemorrhagic stroke, and loses his speech and the use of his right side. An experimental brain implant saves his life and gives …
There is a moment near the middle of Existence where the book turns and looks at its own readers, and what it says to them is not what you expect. …
Ser Gold the Golden is everything a knight is supposed to be: beautiful, unbeatable, adored by every peasant who has ever cheered his name. He also despises all of them. …
For 150 years, business has run on a performance model built from control, codified know-how, and pressure. Ernesto J. Gomez thinks that model has hit its ceiling. In The Soul …