Rosebud Review: Particle and Wave, Bang and Whimper
“The crew of the Rosebud are, currently, and by force of law, a balloon, a goth with a swagger stick, some sort of science aristocrat possibly, a ball of hands, and a swarm of…
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Ordinary Monsters Review: Extraordinary Humans
With the news lately and the general condition of the world, I don't think it's any surprise to see the argument in fiction that the monsters are us. J. M. Miro, whose fantasy debut…
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Dead Collections Review: Leaving a Mark
Being alive, my grandfather always said, is not for cowards. Neither is being dead, according to Isaac Fellman, who in his sophomore novel Dead Collections explores the life of a vampire struggling to reconcile…
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Siren Queen Review: The Dark Magic of Hollywood
Siren Queen by Nghi Vo is a book that takes the magic of Hollywood quite literally, weaving pagan ideas into the glitz of the early silver screen era. It follows the movie star dreams…
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The Discord of Gods by Jenn Lyons Review – The Last Good Con
Whoever first uttered the phrase that it was about the journey, not the destination, never felt the heartbreak of having read a terrible ending to a series they loved. Luckily for all of us,…
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Book of Night Review: Life’s but a Walking Shadow
Pages 114 and 264. Those are the only two spots I stopped in Book of Night, the first because I fell asleep mid-page, and the second because I was pissed at the universe. Book…
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Destiny of the Dead by Kel Kade Review – One Can Hope
Before Fate of the Fallen by Kel Kade, it had been a while since both an inciting event and an ending took me by such a surprise. Though they were well done, making total…
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You’ve Lost a Lot of Blood Review: Do You See the Monster?
Horror is a fairly broad genre. Suspense and gore fall under its umbrella, the subtle and the explicit. Monsters both human and non-human, with and without motive, inhabit its works, and the architects of…
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The Discord of Gods Review: All Good Things
All good things must come to an end. It’s a cliché because it’s true, but less cliché is the truth that not all good things come to a good end. Fantasy buffs know all…
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Predictions for The Discord of Gods
In a little over twenty days the final book of The Chorus of Dragons series, The Discord of Gods by Jenn Lyons will release. Although the cast of No Page Unturned, a book podcast,…
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