The Ruin of Kings 31-41: The Kihrin Apology Episode
This is our fourth episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 41 and learn what was actually happening…
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The Justice for Kings by Richard Swan Review – A Dramatic Moment of Justice
As someone who has read a hefty amount of detective novels, I knew precisely what Richard Swan was doing in The Justice of Kings, the first book in his The Empire of the Wolf…
Read story ↗Bookling: The Kaiju Preservation Society
Welcome to No Page Unturned's first Bookling episode. These are episodes covering the entirety of a single book. In this episode we cover John Scalzi's The Kaiju Preservation Society and are joined by friend…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 21-30: God King of Self Care
This is our third episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 30 and discuss God Kings and Jenn…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 11-20: Firmly Anti Boat Book
This is our second episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 20 and talk about how we just…
Read story ↗The Ruin of Kings 1-10: The Fresh Prince of Quur
This is our first episode covering Jenn Lyon's The Ruin of Kings in her A Chorus of Dragons Series. In this episode we read up to chapter 10 and determine that Kihrin is the…
Read story ↗Introduction to No Page Unturned
Introducing a brand new podcast from GeeklyInc, No Page Unturned is all about books and reading. Join your hosts Josh MacDougall, Christina Ladd, and Steph Kingston for in depth discussions on fantasy, sci fi…
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Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa – The Truth and the “Truth”
Son of the Storm by Suyi Davies Okungbowa is a West-African-inspired fantasy involving a young man too curious for his own good, a woman too ambitious for the good of anyone else, and an outsider…
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The Wisdom of Crowds by Joe Abercrombie Review – A Great Change.
As a longtime Joe Abercrombie reader, I had high expectations for the follow-up to his original trilogy and the series that would come after the last novel, the stand-alone Red Country. To take a…
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The Trouble with Peace by Joe Abercrombie Review – Water in the Desert
A Little Hatred, the first book in Joe Abercrombie's Age of Madness trilogy, came out merely one year ago. That book set the pieces on the chessboard and made their first moves. Now The…
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