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The Blue Blazes by Chuck Wendig

Eric Christensen May 17, 2013

The Blue Blazes was my first exposure to Chuck Wendig’s writing outside of his blog, TerribleMinds. I expected an urban fantasy novel full of hard, broken edges and bloody knuckles.…

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Gemsigns by Stephanie Saulter

Hierath May 16, 2013

Gemsigns, Stephanie Saulter’s confident debut novel, is set in the world of the near-future. Humans have been forced to resort to universal genetic modification to overcome the effects of a…

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Promise of Blood by Brian McClellan

Mike Shackle May 15, 2013

“The Age of Kings is dead. And I have killed it.” Field Marshal Tamas’s coup against his king sends corrupt aristocrats to the guillotine and brings bread to the starving.…

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The Nightmare Affair by Mindee Arnett

Rachel Riegel May 12, 2013

So, this is one of the newest Young Adult titles to come out of Tor Teen this year. While perusing the bookstore on my birthday with my fiancé, I noticed…

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You by Austin Grossman

Nicholas Schmiedicker May 10, 2013

You is a fantastic novel written by Austin Grossman that gives an insider look into the world of video game development and design. Grossman is well known for his debut…

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The Braided Path by Chris Wooding

KJ Braxton May 9, 2013

Chris Wooding’s first move into adult fiction could not have been more of a success. The books follow the life of Kaiku and her desperate struggle to avenge the death…

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Written In Red by Anne Bishop

Joie May 8, 2013

Being unfamiliar with this author, it was a pleasant surprise to find myself thoroughly impressed with this book. Namid is an earth world dominated by the Others, creatures almost as…

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Stray Souls by Kate Griffin

Steff Humm May 7, 2013

If you have any doubts about the ethereal nature of urban living then you need to be reading Kate Griffin. The often brilliant Matthew Swift series, starring a formerly dead…

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Margaret Curelas Acquisitions Editor of Tyche Books Interview

Ryan Howse May 6, 2013

This month, I interviewed Margaret Curelas, Acquisitions Editor of Tyche Books, a Canadian speculative fiction small press publisher. Tyche Books can be found online at tychebooks.com or on twitter @TycheBooks.…

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Fantastical Creatures of Greco-Roman Mythology: The Ichthyocentaur

Faith M. Boughan May 5, 2013

Welcome to the third instalment in this series about little-known monsters (and other assorted creatures) from Classical mythology! This series is intended to shine a bit of light on some…

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The War of the Flowers by Tad Williams

Alister Davison May 4, 2013

Welcome to the first Classics Corner, where I’ll be reviewing fantasy novels from the mists of time. Well, not quite; more the books I’d missed out on reading when I’d…

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The Art of Forgetting by Joanne Hall

Alex Shepherd May 3, 2013

Gifted and cursed with a unique memory, the foundling son of a notorious traitor, Rhodri joins an elite cavalry unit. There, struggling with his own memories of his father, he…

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