Good as an ebook, and better (I’m sure) as a physical book. There’s bound to be more detail in all those wacky and wonderful prints!

Lurid, sensational, and often featuring a surprise ending (of the “it was Earth all along” sort), with prescient social commentary.

If you’re confused by the Hercules in “Fallen Idol”, as I was, I believe it’s

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an old electromechanical washing machine

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I grabbed it for the funny fake CIP data on the inside cover, but it's not a bad story.

An intriguing, melancholy look into the inner life of a fictional NHS doctor in Wales, written by a real NHS doctor in Wales, and how it feels to be part of a small community and bear responsibilities to your neighbours.

I'm really liking this “graphic medicine” genre.

Empowering fashion advice and some delicious behind-the-scenes tea, and also some frank and needed talk about (hetero)sexism and racism and colorism and jingoism. I recommend it to any Queer Eye fan, even if you're as casual a fan as me!

Not for a few days, and even then she’d probably prefer your lips.

If that answer interests you, this book is a treasure.

I’d recommend this to any kid who feels left out because of their special interests, or because of who they are, and wants to meet other cool people.

Elicited several knowing chuckles.