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Find Answers to What’s a Library Doing in Hell & Other Questions in The Hell’s Library Series by A.J. Hackwith
Reviews of all three books in The Hell’s Library series by AJ Hackwith
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On the Relevance of The Handmaid’s Tale — A Book Published More Than Three Decades Ago!
The Prose Books set in post-apocalyptic settings usually have an ominous feeling about them. You will start to get that vibe from the very first line. The Handmaid’s Tale (THT) wasn’t different in that regard. Consider the following lines and you will see what I mean: “We slept in what had once been the gymnasium. […]
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Short & Snappy Reviews II–Undead and Unstable, Eric, & Earth to Hell
Undead and Unstable by MaryJanice Davidson My number #1 reason for ever picking up this series is that it’s entertaining. Like a sugary confection with only fluff and no substance. I remain true even today but the series doesn’t! In fact, it’s entertainment value has almost completely gone, given that: Our protagonist is not just […]
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Dead Heat by Patricia Briggs Was More Dead Than Hot–A Review
A review of the underwhelming installment in the Alpha & Omega series
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Without A Summer by Mary Robinette Kowal Was an Uninteresting Summer Read for Me–A Review
Reviews of the next book in the Glamourist Histories by Mary Robinette Kowal
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Find Out What’s Under The Cape: An Anthology of Superhero Romance—A Review
Find out what’s Under the Cape with my review of this mostly queer anthology!
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A Botanist’s Guide to Parties and Poisons Kate Khavari Convinces Me We All Need More Poison In Our Lives—A Review
Read my views on what this book with a droolworthy cover hides in its pages!
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Infernal by Mark de Jager Fizzled More than It Sizzled for Me!
What I Liked The Alien Nature of Humans. Since the main character isn’t well… human, the intricacies of human interaction are lost on him. He cannot fathom why a kindly tinker would gift him with his spare cloak or why the other main character would save his hide. He also takes many phrases literally and […]
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Marjorie M. Liu’s The Tangleroot Palace Hits All the Right Notes for Me — A #review!
I loved Liu’s Monstress series and wanted to try other books she has written. A very good decision! Here’s a breakdown of the stories in her new anthology, The Tangleroot Place. Sympathy for the Bones ★★★★ This one was a reread since I didn’t realize I’d already read as part of the anthology, An Apple […]
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Short and Snappy Reviews — Your Lycan or Mine, Magic Steals, & The Second Bell
Keeping it short and snappy to give you sneak peeks into three books!
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Oz Reimagined: New Tales from the Emerald City and Beyond Eschews the Yellow Brick Road and Picks a Darker One — A Review
A dark Oz-inspired anthology with a few good pieces. Find out which ones!
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Three Short Reviews of Three Short Stories by Xia Jia, Zen Cho, & David Barnett
Life is short, so keeping my reviews of these stories, short and sweet!
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