Aspiring to apotheosis – She Who Became the Sun, by Shelley Parker-Chan
She Who Became the Sun is a novel which, for the most part, reads like Historical Fiction, and as itContinue Reading
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She Who Became the Sun is a novel which, for the most part, reads like Historical Fiction, and as itContinue Reading
On April 28, 2022, Neil Gaiman started doing again what all writers do when they make a living as aContinue Reading
Fans of Josiah Bancroft’s popular series, The Books of Babel, had to wait two long years for The Fall ofContinue Reading
There are authors whose restraint, clear vision and graceful expression make their novels a quiet joy to read. I haveContinue Reading
The Hod King, Bancroft’s third book in his Books of Babel tetralogy, is an exercise in exquisite torture through cliffhangers.Continue Reading
Back to part 2 of the review of Codex 1962, by Sjón The parts of the Trilogy The three partsContinue Reading
At the 75th World Science Fiction Conference (Worldcon 75) held in August 2017 in Helsinki, Finland, the bag of goodiesContinue Reading
The first Academic Track session on the first day of Worldcon 75 (the 75th World Science Fiction Conference), on theContinue Reading
If I can use one term to describe All the Birds in the Sky it would be “uneven”: uneven inContinue Reading
Terry Pratchett (Sir Terence David John Pratchett, OBE) died on 12 March 2015. Last week Thursday. He was only 66Continue Reading
Eowyn Ivey was raised in Alaska, was educated there, and lives there. Ivey was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize forContinue Reading