-
RECENT POSTS
- Newsletter 2023.2: Nathan Ballingrud’s The Strange, T. Kingfisher’s A House With Good Bones, FantaSci 2023 with Richard A. Knaak and Howard Andrew Jones, and more
- Newsletter 2023.1: Leigh Bardugo, Grady Hendrix, new and returning conventions, new books, and more
- Review: Queen of None by Natania Barron
- Newsletter 2020.1: Voices Rising, Kwame Mbalia, Scott Reintgen, Kim Stanley Robinson, Madeline Miller, and more
- May Newsletter: Zeno Alexander, Valerie Nieman, Lewis Shiner, Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, and more
ARCHIVES
CATEGORIES
META
Tag Archives: vernacular books
Review: Queen of None by Natania Barron
In which a publisher sends an advance review copy of Chapel Hill author Natania Barron’s forthcoming novel to me, but my wife claims it as her own: When Anna Pendragon was born, Merlin prophesied: “Through all the ages, and in … Continue reading →
Posted in reviews
|
Tagged kendra montgomery-blinn, natania barron, vernacular books
|
Leave a comment