Tag: fantasy
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THE GENTLEMAN AND HIS VOWSMITH by Rebecca Ide (BOOK REVIEW)
Set in Regency England, The Gentleman and His Vowsmith by Rebecca Ide is a queer historical fantasy of magic, murder, high heat and humour. Lord Nicholas ... -
TRIGGERNOMETRY FINALS by Stark Holborn (BOOK REVIEW)
“A little knowledge can be dangerous, but a lot of it can be deadly. We learned that the hard way.” Professor “Mad” Malago Browne – thief, ... -
WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN by Stephanie Burgis (BUDDY READ REVIEW)
Nils and Beth kick off their new year of buddy reads with the start of an exciting new trilogy from Stephanie Burgis, WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN… ... -
WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN by Stephanie Burgis (BOOK REVIEW)
In a Gaslamp-lit world where hags and ogres lurk in thick pine forests, three magical queens form an uneasy alliance to protect their lands from invasion…and ... -
THE MASK FALLING by Samantha Shannon (BOOK REVIEW)
A note on the edition: I received the 10th Anniversary fully revised edition from Bloomsbury, which is said to contain new scenes and altered scenes. I ... -
BRISTOLCON (5 of 5): Sunday Afternoon – Many Partings
This is the last in a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes ... -
SAINT DEATH’S DAUGHTER by C. S. E. Cooney (BOOK REVIEW)
It took me a long time to finish C.S.E Cooney’s novel SAINT DEATH’S DAUGHTER. You would be wrong to think this is because it was a ... -
BRISTOLCON (3 of 5): Saturday Evening – A Journey in the Dark
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ... -
THE COURTING OF BRISTOL KEATS by Mary E. Pearson (BOOK REVIEW)
After losing both their parents, Bristol Keats and her sisters struggle to stay afloat in their small, quiet town of Bowskeep. When Bristol begins to receive letters from an ‘aunt’ ... -
BRISTOLCON (2 of 5): Saturday Morning – Many Meetings
This is a series of articles to give a flavour of this year’s 15th Bristolcon and its first two-day event through the eyes of one often ...
