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Review – The Grove

Posted on November 13, 2026

An isolated and ostracized Appalachian woman nurses an injured stranger she finds in the woods, setting off a chain of tragic events as superstition and wartime paranoia close in around them.

Review – Bad Cree

Posted on November 11, 2026

Haunted by dreams of a dead sister and pursued by a murder of spooky crows, an isolated Cree woman must reunite with the women of her fractured family to battle a supernatural entity born of generational trauma and industrial greed.

Review – Blindness

Posted on November 9, 2026

When a mysterious epidemic of blindness strikes her city, a seemingly immune woman fakes blindness to accompany her husband into a brutal quarantine as society collapses around them.

Review – Coyote Tales

Posted on November 6, 2026

A traditional Indigenous trickster character (Coyote) interacts with animals, humans, and historical figures, exploring themes of creation, greed, colonization, and cultural survival.

Review – A Feast for Crows

Posted on November 4, 2026

A Voice & Vibe Book Review A Feast for Crows. George R. R. Martin. 2005.  Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy. The fourth instalment in the A Song of Ice and Fire series.  The…

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