Fantasy
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Shadows of Ivory by T. L. Greylock and Bryce O’Connor — Book Review
“Knowledge is my greatest treasure. But it is also my greatest weakness. And now that I am here, now that I have been led to the ... -
Threading the Labyrinth by Tiffani Angus – Book Review
Threading the Labyrinth is an unusual work of fantasy fiction. The simplest handle on it might be to say that it is like a grown-up development ... -
Black Stone Heart by Michael R. Fletcher — Book Review
Black Stone Heart is a captivating grimdark fantasy novel, driven by a morally compromised protagonist in an ambitious setting that feels at once comfortable and arrestingly ... -
The Sunken Land Begins To Rise Again by M. John Harrison (Book Review)
“If all change is sea change, he thought on the train back to Mortlake, then he could describe his own crisis – whatever it had been ... -
WE RIDE THE STORM by Devin Madson (Book Review)
‘We are the swords that hunt so your hands may stay clean. We are the swords that kill so your soul may be light. We are ... -
Sucker Punch by Laurell K Hamilton — Book Review
First off, can we talk about this cover? If this is a new art direction for the Anita Blake series I am all about it. The ... -
The Dragon Republic (The Poppy War #02) by R. F. Kuang — Book Review
History is a comedy of errors turned tragic, and that is knowledge Rebecca F. Kuang has a firm grip on. The Dragon Republic is the sequel ... -
A Cosmology of Monsters by Shaun Hamill — Book Review
‘My monster suit always fit better than my regular skin. I was never a guardian, or a hero, but a creator and harvester of fear.’ It ... -
Readers Without Borders – Second Update
June Readathon – #ReadersWithoutBorders Second Update – Chains of the Heretic For those who missed it, I’ve joined the #ReadersWithoutBorders charity readathon for June, all ... -
LINGERIA: BOOK ONE OF ONE by Daniel Kozuh (Book Review)
Lingeria: Book One of One by Daniel Kozuh is the story of Norman Halliday, author of the Lingeria series of fantasy novels. Norman hates himself and ...
