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Will Williams de Namwali Serpell (Disorder, #6)
In the modern retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's 'William Wilson' by the author of 'The Old drift,' a young black …
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In the modern retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's 'William Wilson' by the author of 'The Old drift,' a young black …
HOW CAN ONE GIRL SAVE AN ENTIRE WORLD?To the nobles who live in Benden Weyr, Lessa is nothing but a …
It always makes me wonder when women write books that are loaded with systemic misogyny (in a "this is fine and normal" way). Does it actually seem fine and normal to them? Or was this required for a commercially successful fantasy series in *checks publication date* 1968?
Inspired by a true event, this powerful short story from the author of National Book Award finalist Pachinko explores the …
Scions have no limits. Scions do not die. And Scions do not disappear.
Sergeant Ted Regan has a problem. A …
Great world and cultures, I really enjoyed them, as well as the storytelling in isolated sections.
However, it bothered me to no end that the greater plot arc was driven by inexplicable, near-psychotic personality shifts across a range of major characters.
It's also unfortunate that the outcome of a Song-of-Ice-and-Fire-style fantasy imperial conflict is spoiled by the actual name of the trilogy. 😐
This was really a miss for me. I got a very similar feeling as with Never Let Me Go, where I spent the whole book being irritated with the characters and waiting for the story to begin.
The most enjoyable part for me was reading about the characters geeking out about classic scifi and fantasy.
The day Fatima forgot her name, Death paid a visit. From hereon in she would be known as Sankofa―a name …
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The Expert System's Brother is a very serviceable gradual-reveal scifi story, but The Expert System's Champion is on another level.
I particularly appreciate how The Big Reveal is managed - he drip-feeds us just enough to make it plausible without too much risk of giving it away.
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My only nitpick is that it feels weird that Esther is being absolutely destroyed by the emotional aftermath of Beatriz's death and her role in it, yet she's immediately drooling over Cye