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.
Tag: Canadian literature
Review – Coyote Tales
A traditional Indigenous trickster character (Coyote) interacts with animals, humans, and historical figures, exploring themes of creation, greed, colonization, and cultural survival.
Review – Gardens of the Moon
When a ruthless Empress targets her own troops for elimination during a brutal war, a demoted sergeant and a young nobleman are forced to navigate deadly internal politics and meddling gods to survive the conquest of a legendary citadel.
Review – Inversion
When a militaristic force invades a non-hierarchical paradise, a young woman and a traumatized slave must help a peaceful nomadic society learn how to defend themselves before their world is destroyed.
Review – Julius Juliuis
Inside the world’s oldest advertising agency—a surreal architectural wonder as old as Western civilization—three distinct employees across different eras grapple with bizarre absurdities, hauntings, and moral compromises while fulfilling their professional duties.