Palestine Solidarity Issue
Nadia Shammas and Summer Farah are co-editors of FIYAH’s Palestine Solidarity Special Issue. We are currently accepting speculative short stories and poetry from Palestinians in Palestine and throughout the Diaspora. Tap for Details.
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REVIEWS
No Gods, No Monsters by Cadwell Turnbull
No Gods, No Monsters is something special. Its ambition leaves a lot of room for error, but due to its authors’ past masteries, I went in with high expectations. Cadwell Turnbull has already created ambitious stories that sound too daunting to work but completely do. For a novel to incorporate one incredibly unique idea is Read more
Savage Bounty by Matt Wallace
When I reviewed SAVAGE LEGION, I said the book was one that I noticed had something larger to say than could be found in the text. And that holds true again with SAVAGE BOUNTY. Where Legion held up the mirror of an ugly society and kept you in a headlock while looking at it, Bounty Read more
A Master of Djinn by P. Djèlí Clark
If you’ve been following P. Djèlí Clark’s Dead Djinn Universe, then you’ve been on the tram car towards the highly anticipated full-length novel, A Master of Djinn. In real Clark fashion, he has crafted a mystery/police procedural within the steampunk-alternate world of 1912 Cairo. Although it is preceded by other shorter works, this book reads Read more
Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa
Epic fantasies can be a storm of plot threads coming together in either chaotic entanglement or interwoven beauty. Son of the Storm has the good type of an epic storm. Flipping some epic fantasy tropes on its head, while keeping ones that aren’t problematic, the novel fluidly sets up a world, while never bogging it Read more
