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Discover the haunting origins of an immortal soul in Novic, a mesmerizing novelette by Eugen Bacon that serves as the “story-before-the-story” of the enigmatic Sayneth priest introduced in her acclaimed debut Continue Reading →
I think we’re all very relieved to have 2020 behind us. My reading took a hit, I worked throughout, but I couldn’t always relax enough to read for pleasure. Here’s Continue Reading →
Hello! I’m the last stop on the @VikingBooksUK blog tour for “Women” by Mihail Sebastian. It’s part of the Penguin European Classics series which celebrates forgotten stories by European authors Continue Reading →
I’m just going to come right out with it – I love Kameron Hurley’s writing! She’s bloody brilliant. After I finished reading “The Stars Are Legion”, I went through her Continue Reading →
I was so pleased to be invited to join this blog tour because I was really intrigued by this first novel from Frances Cha. The book follows Kyuri, Miho, Wonna Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, it’s been a while and what a time we’re living in. If, like me, you’re looking for distractions from our current situation, then I have a recommendation for Continue Reading →
It’s the last day of 2018 and it’s one of the few years that I feel satisfied with the amount of books I read. 109 this year although that does Continue Reading →
Have you ever wondered if peanut butter is a liquid? Before reading “Liquid – The Delightful and Dangerous Substances That Flow Through Our Lives” by Mark Miodownik, I assumed Continue Reading →
The conclusion of the Themis Files trilogy. Well, I did have to wait a year to get the conclusion to the cliff hanger ending of the last book Continue Reading →
When I first heard of Sylvain Neuvel’s novel Sleeping Giants: Themis Files Book 1 (Themis Files 1) I was wary of all the hype surrounding it. It couldn’t be THAT good, Continue Reading →