Book Reviews
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COUNTERWEIGHT by Djuna, translated by Anton Hur (BOOK REVIEW)
“Behold, the fruits of fifteen years of labor. In the earlier days of the space elevator, a robot the size of a suitcase grabbed hold of ... -
WISH I WAS HERE by M. John Harrison (BOOK REVIEW)
“Massive amounts of what happens to you will happen via invisible and/or unparsable causal chains. Much of life, you will never know what happened to you ... -
THE REVELS by Stacey Thomas (BOOK REVIEW)
“The dead do not rest easy, and I am full of their secrets.” In 1645 King Charles and Parliament were at odds with one another. ... -
THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY by Matt Haig (BOOK REVIEW)
Between life and death there is a library, and within that library, the shelves go on forever. Every book provides a chance to try another life ... -
DRAGONFIRED by J. Zachary Pike (BOOK REVIEW)
Gorm Ingerson and the king of Andarun both have a problem: each other. While the Freedlands are plagued with market turmoil, civil unrest, and dire portents, ... -
THE DEATH I GAME HIM by Em X. Liu (BOOK REVIEW)
“Hayden does not remember when he first realized he is going to die.” Em X. Liu is a writer and biochemistry graduate who is fascinated by ... -
A MARKET OF DREAMS AND DESTINY by Trip Galey (BOOK REVIEW)
Ladies’ fingers, pale and cold, nestled among jars of grass-green eyes. Twists of hair in all colours of autumn leaves hung like shimmering vines in a ... -
THORNHEDGE by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
Well. A lot of you have been telling me for a long time how fantastic T. Kingfisher is and yes, I concede, you were all right ... -
THE MAGICIAN’S DAUGHTER by H. G. Parry (BOOK REVIEW)
She was a half-wild thing of ink and grass and sea breezes, raised by books and rabbits and fairy lore, and that was all she cared ... -
THE JASAD HEIR by Sara Hashem (BOOK REVIEW)
“Your soldiers cannot take me to your kingdom and put me before a court, because I do not exist. According to your history texts, I died ...
