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Still She Wished For Company, by Margaret Irwin
I am not a great one for Halloween. My personal taste does not run to ‘ghoulies and ghosties and things that go bump in the night’. I hate the idea of being terrified or revolted for fun. … more →
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Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe
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Moira wrote 3 weeks ago: In his introduction to Bloomsbury’s striking new edition of Tales of Mystery and Imagination N … more →
Still She Wished For Company, by Margaret Irwin
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Hilary wrote 3 weeks ago: I am not a great one for Halloween. My personal taste does not run to ‘ghoulies and ghosties a … more →
The Magicians, by Lev Grossman
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trudyj65 wrote 4 weeks ago: It’s impossible to talk about Lev Grossman’s The Magicians without referencing both Harr … more →
Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb
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sharonrob wrote 4 weeks ago: Assassin’s Apprentice is Robin Hobb’s first published novel. It is also the first in her Farseer Tri … more →
Bears of England by Mick Jackson
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Guest wrote 1 month ago: Review by Sam Ruddock. “In the days before electric light and oil lamps the night imposed its own ab … more →
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Wendy wrote 2 months ago: I’ve moved up from 9th last week to 5th this week at Fictionwise for best-sellers in Fantasy f … more →
Top rated at Fictionwise
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Wendy wrote 2 months ago: Hey, check me out, number 9 on the best-selling new titles in fantasy at Fictionwise for my new book … more →
Romans: Lost and found (Harry Turtledove's 'The Misplaced Legion')
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MichaeltheRomanhistorian wrote 3 months ago: Perhaps, as you read the title, you may be thinking: ‘He’s writing about the Romans again? He must b … more →
Inkheart and other Juvenile Fiction
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Heather D. wrote 4 months ago: “It was too long,” my friend Jo protested of Inkheart. ”I am just so discouraged … more →
Grass by Sheri S Tepper
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Guest wrote 6 months ago: Guest reviewer Emma Barnes uncovers the themes at the heart of a science fiction classic. I discover … more →
Renegade's Magic, by Robin Hobb (Book 3 of the Soldier Son trilogy)
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trudyj65 wrote 7 months ago: I reviewed the first volume of this trilogy here, and the second here. So, quick recap: everyone lov … more →
David Calcutt: literary horror and post-apocalyptic experiments.
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Ariadne wrote 8 months ago: The joy of children’s literature is its infinite variety; it is a microcosm in which all the adult g … more →
The Devil is in the Details: Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen
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Guest wrote 8 months ago: by Kari Maaren. This Friday, several million extremely obsessed people will be heading eagerly to th … more →
Coraline by Neil Gaiman and P Craig Russell
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Guest wrote 9 months ago: The Graphic Novel. Review by Sharon Robinson This is a clever, inventive adaptation of a stylish ‘cr … more →
Neil Gaiman’s ‘Sandman’: Dream a Little Dream of … Dream?
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Guest wrote 9 months ago: Article by Kari Maaren. Neil Gaiman has been popping into view quite a lot recently. His twisted chi … more →
One More Day of BEA
R.W. Ridley wrote 1 year ago: I’m just about worn worn out from the show. Saw a bunch of celebs yesterday, but I only got ex … more →
The Gone-Away World by Nick Harkaway
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Moira wrote 1 year ago: The Jorgmund Pipe is on fire, and Gonzo Lubitsch and his Haulage & Hazmat Emergency Civil Freebo … more →
The Seventh Tower: The Fall Garth Nix
Kylee wrote 1 year ago: I actually gave The Fall two different star ratings. 3 Stars for anyone 13+ and 4 Stars for kids 9-1 … more →
Livyers World, by Robin McGrath
trudyj65 wrote 1 year ago: Livyers World is a young-adult science fiction novel with a fascinating premise. It’s set in … more →
