Beth Fish Reads

Happy hot Monday. I know I haven't written a review post in two weeks, but I just haven't been reading all that much. First was Ju...

Last week was insanely crazy with work. I had editing deadlines and writing deadlines all piled up on each other. But I still managed to fi...

My favorite part of spring is that the days are getting longer, which leaves me plenty of evening daylight for walking, yardwork, and (eve...

Yawn! I hate the spring change to Daylight Savings Time. The fall doesn’t bother me, but it will take me all week to get used to waking up...

November is a great month for speculative fiction fans. Nothing is better than escaping to another world when pre-holiday stress gets to be...

Are you ready for Halloween and the spooky time of year? Do you and your family like a little supernatural fun and young heroes saving the d...

Imagine that you had psychic abilities. What would your responsibilities be—to the dead, to the living, and to yourself? Finley Montgomery...

One of my favorite reading indulgences is fantasy and speculative fiction (though not science fiction). Here are three recommendations--ea...

If you recall, I really enjoyed Kelley Armstrong 's Omens , the first book in her Cainsville Series. I finally got around to listening t...

In case you don't know, Welcome to Night Vale is a wildly popular podcast that's part horror, part conspiracy theory, part humor,...

The premise for Rae Carson's initial entry in her new Gold Seer trilogy had my name written all over it: a little bit paranormal, a st...

If you're a long-time reader of Beth Fish Reads , don't be thrown off. No, this isn't Friday, but it is imprint day. I love se...

What if you lived your whole life in complete ignorance of your extended family? When Barrie Watson's mother dies and her godfather ca...

Has it really been almost a year since Kelley Armstrong's Omens appeared in my mailbox? When I learned the second book in the Cainsvi...

Have I told you lately that one of my most anticipated books of the summer is Deborah Harkness's The Book of Life ? It's the third i...

Last week I mentioned I was reading Hexed by Michelle Krys on the train to New York to attend Book Expo America. I finished the novel ju...

As many of you know, I'm in New York this week at Book Expo America, a huge publishing industry event. Here's what I took to read o...