It is unsurprising and yet somewhat telling that when I received this book in the mail from Amazon, I was completely surprised not only by the fact that it was…
…but if you’re looking for a good example of what Gene Wolfe has written, this probably isn’t the best place to start. Fairly entertaining but nothing to get excited about….
…movie that, in my opinion, cannot come soon enough, but better not come before it is absolutely perfect, dangit. Because this series deserves a perfect movie. MORNING STAR is…
…easy to identify and remember without adding more than needed to tell the story (a common pitfall in this kind of story). There’s a too-short scene with the Hand of…
…to one day have children (from the union of a demon-inhabited human with another human) who will have the abilities of witches. But everything changes when the Hierarchs come and…
…a bit of confidence compared to LINESMAN. He’s not what I’d call a “man’s man,” as in full of testosterone and all hunky, but he definitely has a protective streak….
…few other simple implements, sailing toward his death. His time has come to die. He can feel it much like recognizing a change in the air before a coming storm….
…similar facial expression to those ladies. It’s been a while since I’ve come across quite so many great stories as those that have been contained in these horror anthologies compiled…
…that anyone who can’t get enough of this world will absolutely love to pieces. Sir Benedict Sorrelin-Lancaster has had nary but the shortest bit of time to wear his new…
…the like-minded, whose endless economic and cultural competition is carefully managed by central planners of inestimable subtlety. To us it seems like a mad combination of heaven and hell. To…