…one, it was like coming home to an old friend. The story is told from three disparate points of view that gradually find their way into one another’s space. Dan…
…whose life flies under the radar. Until the Honorable Scythe Faraday notices him and asks him to become his apprentice. Citra excels at school and when a scythe comes to…
…of strong feeling when you found out that Brandon Sanderson would be completing the late Robert Jordan’s epic series. Some of you felt as though demon’s had taken over Tor…
…her apartment late at night, trying her best to just stay vertical, when a skinless dog steps out of the shadows, growling and slavering at her. Within seconds, a man…
…Chizmar “Summer Thunder” by Stephen King “Incarnadine” by Norman Partridge “The Western Dead” by Jack Ketchum “An Instant Eternity” by Brian James Freeman “In the Room” by Bentley Little “Flying…
…characters come into the scene and show us something fantastical, and we’re off and running. The story really “starts” with Aren, a young Ossian that is neither low- nor high-born,…
…he mentioned visiting Africa? Charles and Anna aren’t sure what’s going on, but they’re doing their best to hold down the fort until Bran decides to return… whenever that will…
…world-building with respect to the Dynize peoples, and he makes a few connections that I didn’t see coming. The characterization I enjoyed the best came from Styke. There’s some of…
…comes to cross the bridge. The drothmal will not let him pass. They learn much from each other and come to a conclusion that is absolutely perfect for this anthology….
Here we are with the Hugo novellas. In case you are wondering, a novella ranges from around 17,500 words and measures up to 40,000 words in length. There’s some beautiful…