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Book Review: CRIMSON DEATH by Laurell K. Hamilton
Well, Laurell K. Hamilton has done it again. She’s written a pretty decent police procedural and then tacked on about 300 pages of relationship angst. Yes, that’s right, it’s time for me to review Crimson Death, the latest Anita Blake … Continue reading
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Tagged anita blake, crimson death, ireland, laurell k. hamilton, polyamory, relationship angst, were-tigersome
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Book Review: “Silencing Sharks” by John Hope
It can often be quite a surprise when you find out that someone you know has written a book. It’s even more of a surprise when you find out that your first college roommate has written a whole lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged deafness, hearing, john hope, middle grade, nervous farts, peter benchley, review, shark, sharks, silencing sharks
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Book Review: Only Superhuman by Christopher L. Bennett
I’ve reviewed Only Superhuman, Christopher L. Bennett’s first original novel, over at Escape Pod. I liked it, for the most part.
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Tagged christopher l bennett, escape pod, only superhuman
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Book Review: Libertaria: Genesis by Sabrina Peña Young
Book Review: Libertaria: Genesis by Sabrina Peña Young
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Tagged lib2125, libertaria genesis, opera, pov shifts, sabrina pena young, ya
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“Murder with Monsters” by KT Katzmann
From Murder with Monsters, which I reviewed at Escape Pod.
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Tagged crown heights, golems, humor, kt katzmann, murder with monsters, sasquatch, vampire
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Book Review: “Snapshot” by Beau Hall
Fifty years ago, Marietta really was a small town, and the thing about small towns is that you can hide a lot of big secrets there. Marvin Hill has been hiding a huge one: for more than fifty years, Marvin’s … Continue reading
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Tagged beau hall, georgia, marietta, photography, review, serial killer, snapshot
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Book Review: “The Shepherd’s Crown” by Terry Pratchett
On September 1, my Kindle automatically downloaded my preordered copy of The Shepherd’s Crown. By September 3, I’d finished reading the final Discworld novel. How do I feel about this? Empty. Satisfied, but empty. The book is closed on the … Continue reading
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Tagged discworld, granny weatherwax, lampshading, review, sheds, spoilers, terry pratchett, the shepherds crown, tiffany aching
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Book Review: “Please Don’t Tell My Parents I’m a Supervillain” by Richard Roberts
In a world where superheroes and supervillains are locked in honorable combat… in a world where science and magic are both real… in a world where superheroism is an inherited trait… three middle-school students are about to discover their true … Continue reading
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Tagged middle grade, penny akk, please don't tell my parents i'm a supervillain, review, richard roberts
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Book Review: “Ghosts of Engines Past” by Sean McMullen
Read my latest book review here. Book Review: Ghosts of Engines Past by Sean McMullen
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Tagged ghosts of engines past, review, sean mcmullen, steamgothic, svyatagor, voice of steel
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Book Review: “Affliction” by Laurell K. Hamilton
I just recently finished Affliction, the latest Anita Blake novel by Laurell K. Hamilton, and while it had a lot of really good action sequences, some of the problems that plague the other tales are just as evident in this … Continue reading
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Tagged affliction, anita blake, laurell k. hamilton, polyamory, review, shower sex
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Book Review: “Dodger” by Terry Pratchett
Book Review: Dodger by Terry Pratchett « Escape Pod
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Tagged dodger, review, terry pratchett, tosher
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Book Review: “The Ocean at the End of the Lane” by Neil Gaiman
It was a good book. Just, hard to explain in one short teaser paragraph. From my review of The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman.
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Tagged handsome george, neil gaiman, review, the ocean at the end of the lane
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Book Review: “The Phantom Tollbooth” by Norton Juster
Book Review: The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster
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Tagged humbug, jules feiffer, norton juster, review, the dot and the line, the phantom tollbooth, watchdog
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Book Review: “Soon I Will Be Invincible” by Austin Grossman
My review of Soon I Will Be Invincible by Austin Grossman is now up at Escape Pod. Read it here. Book Review: Soon I Will Be Invincible by Austin Grossman
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Tagged austin grossman, doctor impossible, fatale, genre awareness, lynda carter, review, soon i will be invincible, superhero, superman, wonder woman
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Book Review: “The Mirage” by Matt Ruff
Sometimes, alternate history doesn’t require telling the reader what the crisis point was that got changed. Sometimes, the reader just needs to know things are different. And that’s where The Mirage by Matt Ruff begins. From my review of The … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, alternate history, harry turtledove, library of alexandria, matt ruff, review, terrorism, the mirage
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Book Review: “The Graveyard Book” by Neil Gaiman
It’s been a while since I’ve read any Neil Gaiman, and that’s a shame — he is one of the greatest working writers of our time, either in spec-fic or out of it. Whenever I read one of his books, … Continue reading
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Tagged american gods, dave mckean, neil gaiman, neverwhere, nobody owens, review, sandman, the graveyard book
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Book Review: “Ready Player One” by Ernest Cline
Every now and then, a book comes along with a great premise and solid execution that a lot of people like and recommend with great gusto. Ready Player One by Ernest Kline is such a book. And it is good … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, ernest cline, gunter, headcrash, ioi, oasis, parzival, ready player one, review, sixers
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Book Review: “John Dies at the End” by David Wong
If you’ve seen the trailer for the film, you may already know that John Dies at the End is ostensibly about a drug called soy sauce that immensely sharpens a person’s perception of reality. But the book is about so … Continue reading
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Tagged bratwurst poltergeist, cracked, david wong, john dies at the end, korrok, mad magazine, review, soy sauce, undisclosed
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Book Review: “Serpent’s Storm” by Amber Benson
So here’s the thing about Serpent’s Storm, the third Death’s Daughter book by Amber Benson: at first I thought she’d turned into Laurell K. Hamilton. Then I thought she was writing a madcap roller-coaster adventure. Then I got completely lost. … Continue reading
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Tagged amber benson, bast, calliope reaper-jones, cats claw, deaths daughter, laurell k. hamilton, review, sea serpent, serpents storm, sex
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