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SHROUD by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
There is something about (Project Hail) Mary…… I am thankful to NetGalley, Tor, and the author for a review copy of the same. Below ... -
ICE by Anna Kavan (BOOK REVIEW)
“I should have been inured to climatic changes; but I again felt I had moved out of ordinary life into an area of total ... -
A DROP OF CORRUPTION by Robert Jackson Bennett (BOOK REVIEW)
A wicked clever immensely fun sequel that ups the ante further on a remarkably fun and imaginative series I am thankful to Netgalley, Random ... -
SENSELESS by Ronald Malfi (BOOK REVIEW)
“What part of your life are you in right now?” Have you ever finished a book and thought “Wow, that was brilliant ... -
The Influence of Buddhist philosophy in The Prince Without Sorrow – GUEST POST by Maithree Wijesekara (THE PRINCE WITHOUT SORROW)
Welcome to the Ran empire. Where winged serpents fly through the skies. Giant leopards prowl the earth. And witches burn blue as they die. ... -
Interview with Maithree Wijesekara (THE PRINCE WITHOUT SORROW)
Maithree Wijesekara is an Australian-Sri Lankan writer based in Melbourne. Graduating with a Master’s degree in Dentistry, she splits her time between telling people to please ... -
Dissolution: Why Memory is a Shaky Foundation for Reality – GUEST POST by Nicholas Binge (DISSOLUTION)
In this staggeringly mind-bending speculative thriller for fans of Blake Crouch and Ted Chiang, a woman dives into her husband’s memories to uncover a ... -
Interview with Lucy Rose (THE LAMB)
Cumbrian dwelling in the North East. Writer of folktales and fables. Lucy Rose is a Sunday Times Bestselling author and award-winning filmmaker with an ... -
Interview with Richard Swan (GRAVE EMPIRE)
Richard Swan is a critically acclaimed British genre writer. His debut fantasy novel, The Justice of Kings, was an instant Sunday Times bestseller and ... -
ONCE WAS WILLEM by M. R. Carey (BOOK REVIEW)
“Dying is a sorry thing, I thought, but it was worth going through death to come finally to this. Nothing I had lost could ...
