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…a little more weight to the Gabriel Cross/Ghost dynamic. Which one is the real personality, and which is the mask? It’s the same question explored in every superhero comic/book/movie. Overall…

It isn’t often that we’re completely taken by surprise by how deep the scope of a series is. After finally getting around to reading Alan Campbell’s SCAR NIGHT ,…

…them. And obviously he’s the only one who can do it. Swift is a complicated character. He’s easy enough to like, and his first-person PoV is engaging. Well, there is,…

…a read. It didn’t end up nominated, but we are nevertheless glad we picked this one up. Wolfe has the ability to write the absolute best, or the completely mediocre….

…resources are abundant. PARIAH’s world would be a very frightening one. An extremely common thread that ties zombie stories together is a very close examination of human nature and social…

…The two series feed off of each other and are perfect compliments. STONEWIELDER is Esslemont’s best novel to date. Freaking read it. NOW! (or when it comes out in May…)…

…and Dancer returning to Malaz island to use the Shadow Moon to attain the goal of essentially becoming gods. Kinda. It’s complicated. The entire novel takes place over the course…

…and in words–even the everyday variety. THE BARDS OF BONE PLAIN is Patricia A. McKillip’s latest creation. You may recognize her name for her award winning THE FORGOTTEN BEASTS…

…spotty at best, the bound royalty relying on magicians to help them communicate with their beautiful animal counterparts. Until Sylvi and her bound pegasus Ebon show that perfect telepathy between…

…throwing a complete blank on how to write the review for it because just about nothing happened in the whole thing. I– ((wah, wah, waah?)) Yeah, really. Nothing. Well, nothing…