I have enjoyed almost everything Timothy Janovsky has written, and I’ve enjoyed watching him grow as a writer. Janovsky has always honored the deep and serious feelings aspects of his characters while leaning into the comedic elements of the plot. In The Invisible Roomate, Janovsky lightens the mood with humor, but he steers away from comedy. The Invisible Roommate utilizes gothic elements to echo the isolation Gerard and Emory feel. H. G. Wells’ The Invisible Man isn’t my favorite late 19th century science fiction novel, […]