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The gods sent monsters to the five kingdoms to remind mortals they must kneel.
I’ve spent my life kneeling―to …
Dr. Tom More has created a stethoscope of the human spirit. With it, he embarks on an unforgettable odyssey to …
The eccentric detective Ana Dolabra matches wits with a seemingly omniscient adversary in this brilliant fantasy-mystery from the author of …
From the New York Times bestselling author of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, an intoxicating, hypnotic new novel set …
In the winter of 1937, the village of Okamura is abuzz with excitement over the forthcoming wedding of a son …
He’s a paladin of a dead god, tracking a supernatural killer across a continent. She’s a nun from a secretive …
as often in collections of short stories it is a mixed bag. my three favourites - "being", was reminded of Stephen King - "the test", a really effective dystopian vignette (honorable mention "trespass", a greater than expected pulp story) - "the last day", a reflection about world's end
as often in collections of short stories it is a mixed bag. my three favourites - "being", was reminded of Stephen King - "the test", a really effective dystopian vignette (honorable mention "trespass", a greater than expected pulp story) - "the last day", a reflection about world's end
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Disabled, disinclined to marry, and more interested in writing than a lucrative career …
The Renaissance is one of the most studied and celebrated eras of history. Spanning the end of the Middle Ages …
i have to admit, i expected something like a travel journal and got some kind of a novel. a difficult spot: the meetings and observations in germany in 1958 were interesting, but maybe 'invented'. and the author's reflections about the nature of 'the german', riddled with a reference-game, were rather artificial and old fashioned.
i have to admit, i expected something like a travel journal and got some kind of a novel. a difficult spot: the meetings and observations in germany in 1958 were interesting, but maybe 'invented'. and the author's reflections about the nature of 'the german', riddled with a reference-game, were rather artificial and old fashioned.
An eccentric detective and her long-suffering assistant untangle a web of magic, deceit, and murder in this sparkling fantasy reimagining …
