
Foundryside is the latest book from Robert Jackson Bennett, who previously wrote the “Divine Cities” trilogy. I mostly knew him from the shenanigans he, Sam…

Artemis, by Andy Weir, starts out as a bit of a heist book. Set in the first city on the Moon, Artemis follows Jasmine “Jazz”…

Terminal Alliance (Janitors of the Post-Apocalypse), by Jim C. Hines, takes a futuristic zombie-esque apocalypse and wonders – what happens if someone comes along and…

Red Sister is the start of the latest series by Mark Lawrence, who I was previously aware of but hadn’t yet read. When I saw…

Now that Amazon has a selection of books available to read for free for Prime members, I’ve been going through the categories that interest me…

I got my latest read, The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet as a gift, and had a great time reading it. The first…

I’ve heard a lot of good things about Carrie Vaughn from friends who read her Kitty Norville series, so when NetGalley had a copy of…

I am not normally a zombie guy, but I had heard great things about comic writer Mike Carey’s (styled M. R. Carey here) novel The Girl…

Before you start this book, know that while it’s got Black Widow in the name, it’s both about her, and not exactly about her. If…

Rebel Genius is a new book from Michael Dante DiMartino (of Avatar: The Last Airbender and Legend of Korra fame), and if you are a…

I became aware of Sam Sykes mostly via Twitter, and his interactions with Myke Cole, Daniel Abraham and other authors I followed. He was funny,…

For months, one of my online friends has been recommending Archivist Wasp to pretty much everybody. It was on my list to check out some…
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