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GRIMDARK
MAGAZINE review
"Katharine J Adams’ debut novel Tonight, I Burn has much to recommend it to a grimdark audience. You would think burning at the stake is horrible enough that no one wants to repeat the experience. The coven at the centre of Tonight, I Burn, however, burn on a daily rota."
BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY review
"The appeal of witches and covens is immense for writers, but in her novel with a rather provocative title (there are so many ways to interpret it – it’s a challenge and a rebellion which at the same time reverberates with fear; it’s a declaration and a hesitation, an ending and a beginning, a shock and a routine thing)"
THE SAPLING
review
"This novel not only challenges the stereotype of witches, but also presents a different example of relationships than I have come to expect from YA novels. Adams has commented that growing up she believed everyone secretly felt attraction towards all other genders."
LIGHTSPEED review
"One of the first things that immediately captured me about Tonight, I Burn was the vivid and intricate descriptions of both the world, the characters, and the nature of magic. Adams does a superb job of blending some familiar fairy tale elements with unique touches of flair to create a style all her own, and it immediately sucked me into the book."
FANFI ADDICT Interview
Australian & New Zealand Author Showcase No 10 – Katharine J. Adams