wonder & glory foreverBooksreviews
January 20, 2021

Review – Wonder & Glory Forever Ed. by Nick Mamatas

Wonder & Glory Forever has some utterly brilliant short fiction in it. In a subgenre of a subgenre, Lovecraftian fiction can become simple pastiche
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remote controlBooksreviews
January 19, 2021

Review – Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor

Remote Control is a beautifully written story. It is full of so much joy, love, and power, and by the end of it, there is some resolution, although it might…
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the standBooksfirst chapter, first paragraph
January 19, 2021

First Chapter, First Paragraph – The Stand by Stephen King

The Stand, "This is the way the world ends: with a nanosecond of computer error in a Defense Department laboratory and a million casual contacts that form the links in…
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made thingsBooksreviews
January 18, 2021

Review – Made Things by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Made Things is an interesting novella writer by master writer Adrian Tchaikovsky.
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wishing well#musicmonday
January 18, 2021

#MusicMonday Wishing Well by Terence Trent D’arby

#musicmonday Wishing Well by Terence Trent D'Arby "Kissing like a bandit stealing time Underneath the sycamore tree"
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house in the cerulean seaBooksreviews
January 16, 2021

Review – House In the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune

Even fans of the darkest fantasy will be moved by the gorgeous prose of House in the Cerulean Sea.
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walking in aldebaranBooksinterview
January 15, 2021

Interview – Adrian Tchaikovsky

Arthur C. Clarke and BSFA award-winning author Adrian Tchaikovsky interviewed with me about his upcoming releases, his penchant for role-playing, acting, and stage fighting.
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mile 81Booksreviews
January 14, 2021

Review – Mile 81 by Stephen King

Mile 81 is Stephen King's terrifying short story about a rest stop and a mysterious car. Frankly, at this point nothing is safe, not even a regular broke down car…
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