I realize this review is fairly (really) late. I simply wasn’t sure what I should say about Jim Butcher’s latest. Overall I love this series, but there have been some…
Do you know what a cornucopia is? I’m not sure if this is the greatest analogy or not, but the imagery of a cornucopia is immediately what came to mind…
…told me at the convention that this was the best thing she’d written. So is it? By far. Horror is typically (and erroneously) associated with blood, guts and shock value….
…inspiration behind my comments made the final version of PARTIALS–the one you should be buying RIGHT NOW–one of the best YA novels I’ve ever read. No. I’m faaaar too humble…
…This is Horror where we see how under-prepared characters deal with an impossibly huge situation. In the end, I was left feeling completely satisfied. THE CHOSEN SEED, and the whole…
This book immediately caught my attention when I first saw it. The bright colors and dark, almost rorschach-testness of the images were immediately arresting, and the summary on the inside…
…left dangling at the end of GRUNT LIFE. But along with all that, I wanted something new. GRUNT TRAITOR delivered on it all, making it the best Military SF I’ve…
…story collection because it was quite impossible for me to disentangle the plot from the speculative elements in the slightest. They all relied completely and wholly upon the made up…
…characterization wasn’t as in-depth as it could have been. There’s Kirit’s best friend Nat, who wants to be a hunter, and can be as reckless as Kirit. The Singer Wik…