Literary Review

Review: 'Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to Die' by Greer Stothers

Liminal lives, dangerous prophecies, and the pleasures of the in-between

Dec 30, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'Star Shipped' by Cat Sebastian

In the spaces we don’t quite inhabit

Nov 25, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'plastic' by Matthew Rice

The night’s rhythm, rendered

Nov 10, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

In Passing: Queer Works, Feb–Mar 2026

Brief encounters with what’s to come

Oct 28, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'Jean' by Madeleine Dunnigan

A sensory study in rage, longing, and the peril of being seen too closely

Oct 9, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'Boy, with Accidental Dinosaur' by Ian McDonald

A fleeting collision of myth and desire

Sep 24, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'Eradication' by Jonathan Miles

A fable of control, and what lies beyond its reach

Sep 8, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'All Them Dogs' by Djamel White

Loyalty is a fine line

Aug 27, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Burning Reckless: Queer Fire in ‘The Lord Won’t Mind’

Quiet fires shape the architecture of lives in shadow

Aug 18, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'Dogs' by C. Mallon

Tenderness caught between sharp bites

Jul 29, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Devour Me Tenderly: In the Hunger of 'The Carnivorous Lamb'

Nothing to confess

Jul 22, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

Review: 'George Falls Through Time' by Ryan Collett

When time bruises flesh

Jul 16, 2025 • Neil Czeszejko

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