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Gemini Cell by Myke Cole

Eric Christensen January 26, 2015

With each book, Myke Cole levels up, and Gemini Cell is no exception. This is Cole’s best work to date—a blending of magic, action, and romance that fans of Cole…

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Symbols: A Vital Worldbuilding Tool

B. Pine January 24, 2015

A few days before writing this post, an old acquaintance reached out to me by text to wish me a happy new year. I texted her back, asking how her…

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Waylander by David Gemmell

Geoff Matthews January 23, 2015

David Gemmell is a name known, I am sure, to everyone who reads fantasy. If it is not, then I hope this review might convince you to pick up one…

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Foxglove Summer by Ben Aaronovitch

Adrian Faulkner January 22, 2015

Foxglove Summer is the fifth book in the Peter Grant series, which started with Rivers of London. Whilst not a complete departure from previous books, Foxglove Summer does take a…

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Roads Go Ever Ever On

Leo Elijah Cristea January 21, 2015

Something important is ending as we speak; the end of an era of not only entertainment, not just a story, but our invited cinematic access to a deep, rich and…

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The Iron Hunt by Marjorie M. Liu

Jo Niederhoff January 20, 2015

This is a book about secrets. It isn’t just in the way the protagonist, Maxine Kiss, keeps secrets from the rest of the world, or in the way the demons…

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The Shadow of What Was Lost by James Islington

Richard Bray January 19, 2015

If you’ve read Robert Jordan’s The Wheel of Time, it’s almost impossible to miss the clear influence the series has had on James Islington’s debut novel, The Shadow of What…

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H. P. Lovecraft Omnibus 1: At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft

Aaron Miles January 18, 2015

You probably think you’re safe as you’re reading this. You might be sat in the comfort of your home, or with a tablet on the morning commute. You might be…

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The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams

Lucy Hounsom January 17, 2015

Although I’m in danger of echoing some of Joanne Hall’s excellent commentary published here earlier this month, I feel that The Iron Ghost absolutely deserves the attention of two reviews.…

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What Makes a Good Badass?

Victoria Hooper January 16, 2015

Everyone loves a good badass, and, let’s admit it, our genre is full of them! But what makes a successful badass and how do they fit into our stories? Well,…

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Underground Fantasy – Part Three: Tunnels and Secret Passageways

Steff Humm January 15, 2015

So far in this series we’ve wandered through caves, dungeons, tombs and enclosed mazes to find out what makes underground fantasy settings so atmospheric and alluring. In the third and…

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Harry Potter gets a new look in upcoming ‘Deluxe’ Editions

Overlord January 14, 2015

Bloomsbury Publishing has revealed a new look for Harry Potter and his wizarding world. They come with the announcement that the publishing firm are working on a new deluxe hardback…

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