Book Review: ‘Pinquickle’s Folly’ by R.A Salvatore
Get ready for adventure on the high seas in Pinquickle’s Folly by R.A. Salvator, coming April 16th, 2024, and starting
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Book Review: ‘To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods’ by Molly X. Chang
In an alternate world, Rome has survived until modern times. But they have problems, they’ve pushed Earth too hard, and
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Book Review: ‘Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands’ By Heather Fawcett
In Heather Fawcett’s newest book, Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands, Emily has published her Encyclopedia of Faeries, and now she’s
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Book Review: ‘Marvel: What If…Loki Was Worthy?’ (A Loki & Valkyrie Story) by Madeleine Roux
Loki is the god of mischief. Some might say he’s nothing but trouble, and he’s always going to be. But
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Review: ‘Terry Pratchett: A Life With Footnotes: The Official Biography’ by Rob Wilkins
Beloved author Sir Terry Pratchett had a long and prolific career. His absurdist fantasy series Discworld has sold millions of
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Book Review: ‘The Three-Body Problem’ by Cixin Liu
I must admit that I love horror, so I thought The Three-Body Problem was about hiding three bodies (naturally, right?).
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Book Review: A Feather So Black (Fair Folk 1) by Lyra Selene
Twelve years ago, twelve girls disappeared from Fodla. They were stolen by the Folk in an effort to end a
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Book Review: ‘The Eaters of Light’ by Rona Munro a Doctor Who story
Bill and the Doctor have a debate to settle in The Eaters of Light by Rona Munro. What happened to
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Book Review: Song of Carcosa by Josh Reynolds
In Song of Carcosa we once again join Countess Alessandra Zorzi and her protégé Pepper as they travel the world
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Book Review: ‘Princess of Dune’ by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson
Brian Herbert continues the story his father started almost 60 years ago with Princess of Dune (a Dune prequel), a collaboration
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‘Dune’ by Frank Herbert Review: Classic Sci-Fi Novel Leaves Much To Be Desired
Paul Atreides was born to rule. As the son of a Duke, he’s always known that one day the fate
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Book Review: ‘Two Twisted Crowns’ by Rachel Gillig
In Rachel Gillig’s One Dark Window, we are introduced to the kingdom of Blunder. Here magic is real and so
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