Podcast Obsession: Serial and Undisclosed Caitlin BarryOctober 19, 2015 Listen to Serial for the storytelling and Undisclosed Recs0 Comments Blurring Fiction and Reality: A Book Review of Somewhere in Between Jessica ThelanderSeptember 7, 2015 Two unlikely friends stumble upon a secret portal one day after high school. The result is an enlightening lesson in reality in Katie Li’s debut novel. Recs0 Comments Lair of Dreams is a Dream Come True Erin E RandAugust 24, 2015 The sequel to Libba Bray's The Diviners, Lair of Dreams, is a fast paced read. Recs0 Comments Hugo Review: Ancillary Sword is Thought-provoking, Compelling, and Complex Ben RomanAugust 21, 2015 This space opera is full of personal complexity and impossible to summarize narrative. Recs0 Comments Hugo Review: The Three-Body Problem Gets Lost in Translation Erin E RandAugust 20, 2015 As a piece of hard science fiction with a difficult plot, The Three-Body Problem might not work as well for American audiences. Recs0 Comments Hugo Review: The Goblin Emperor Is Fantastical Fun Olivia WoodsAugust 19, 2015 Dense and complicated, The Goblin Emperor also makes for engaging read. Recs0 Comments Hugo Review: The Dark (and light) Between the Stars Noah McKinneyAugust 18, 2015 The Dark Between the Stars is entertaining but practically requires that you read seven other epic space operas beforehand. Recs0 Comments Hugo Review: Skin Game Deals a Mixed Bag Gabrielle RomanAugust 17, 2015 The 15th book in the Dresden Files turns out to be more of what fans love and others don’t love as much. Recs0 Comments The Queen of the Tearling Shows Promise Hannah Ritchie StingerJuly 24, 2015 The Queen of the Tearling delivers with a female protagonist who worries more about ruling than boys. BooksRecs0 Comments Geeking Out! Favorite Places Edition Minerva Mag StaffJuly 17, 2015 In this edition of Geeking Out, the Minerva team revisits their favorite places, real or fictional. AnimeRecs0 Comments 1 2 3 4 5
Blurring Fiction and Reality: A Book Review of Somewhere in Between Jessica ThelanderSeptember 7, 2015 Two unlikely friends stumble upon a secret portal one day after high school. The result is an enlightening lesson in reality in Katie Li’s debut novel. Recs0 Comments
Lair of Dreams is a Dream Come True Erin E RandAugust 24, 2015 The sequel to Libba Bray's The Diviners, Lair of Dreams, is a fast paced read. Recs0 Comments
Hugo Review: Ancillary Sword is Thought-provoking, Compelling, and Complex Ben RomanAugust 21, 2015 This space opera is full of personal complexity and impossible to summarize narrative. Recs0 Comments
Hugo Review: The Three-Body Problem Gets Lost in Translation Erin E RandAugust 20, 2015 As a piece of hard science fiction with a difficult plot, The Three-Body Problem might not work as well for American audiences. Recs0 Comments
Hugo Review: The Goblin Emperor Is Fantastical Fun Olivia WoodsAugust 19, 2015 Dense and complicated, The Goblin Emperor also makes for engaging read. Recs0 Comments
Hugo Review: The Dark (and light) Between the Stars Noah McKinneyAugust 18, 2015 The Dark Between the Stars is entertaining but practically requires that you read seven other epic space operas beforehand. Recs0 Comments
Hugo Review: Skin Game Deals a Mixed Bag Gabrielle RomanAugust 17, 2015 The 15th book in the Dresden Files turns out to be more of what fans love and others don’t love as much. Recs0 Comments
The Queen of the Tearling Shows Promise Hannah Ritchie StingerJuly 24, 2015 The Queen of the Tearling delivers with a female protagonist who worries more about ruling than boys. BooksRecs0 Comments
Geeking Out! Favorite Places Edition Minerva Mag StaffJuly 17, 2015 In this edition of Geeking Out, the Minerva team revisits their favorite places, real or fictional. AnimeRecs0 Comments
