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by M. Bijman February 11, 2022

Josiah Bancroft’s “Books of Babel” Tetralogy Goes Out with an Almighty Bang (2)

Fans of Josiah Bancroft’s popular series, The Books of Babel, had to wait two long years for The Fall ofContinue Reading

by M. Bijman May 2, 2016

Discussion of author’s portfolio Review of new book Review of new science fiction Review of science fiction

Imprecision with purpose – This Census-Taker, by China Miéville

Like it says on the title page, this novella, This Census-Taker, is mystery fiction. I could not figure out, evenContinue Reading

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