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Terrier contains many firsts for Tamora Pierce. Published in 2006, it surprises the reader with the first person journal format. Previously Pierce used close third...
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S.A. Chakraborty's The Empire of Gold is a fantastic conclusion to one of the best fantasy series of the generation.
In the latest Holmesian adaptation, Sherlock once again has a genius little sister, and just like with the BBC show, viewers should be gearing...
Greetings, dear readers. After a long break, I return to you, bearing opinions about my latest attempt to broaden my reading horizons. This time...
To Captain Cinrak, known as The Dapper, I have no doubt you have heard of me, as my reputation extends from one corner of...
Content warning: discussion of suicide Introduction: When reflecting on her first story’s publication, Gertrude Barrows Bennett wrote, “I had just one merit, as I...
When reading early sci-fi, the stories predominantly feature male protagonists living in a man’s world. The stories are meant to support the idea of...
Terrier contains many firsts for Tamora Pierce. Published in 2006, it surprises the reader with the first person journal format. Previously Pierce used close third...
About three years and 1,123 pages later (oh my god), we’ve finally made our way through the traditional climax of The Lord of the...
I am glad that all of you are joining me here today, here at the end of all things (except for the several months...
Like supernatural noir and wish it were more LGBTQ+ friendly? Do you enjoy an afternoon of sexy goblins, animated Christmas cookies, and smart-mouthed leprechauns...
I was intrigued going into Book VI at how this last leg of The Lord of the Rings was going to stack up in...
“The Tower of Cirith Ungol” shares an unenviable position with “The Taming of Smeagol” and “Minas Tirith” as book openers. They are all responsible...
Only two of the books in this series list both David and Leigh Eddings as co-authors. It’s fitting that they are Belgarath the Sorcerer...
This week, I received some interesting news. A book I’d thought to be a rare standalone fantasy work will be receiving a sequel! I...
“The Black Gate Opens” surprised me. I’ve read The Lord of the Rings quite a few times by now (though not in a number...
Superheroes are made, not born. Kind of a cheesy sentiment, but one that’s nonetheless true. Having superpowers doesn’t automatically make someone a hero, their...
