G. Willow Wilson Image Credit: ISFDB Review by Kris "Metaphors: knowledge existing in several states simultaneously and without contradiction…I think it changes, I mean the book itself, depending on who reads it.""The words you use, how you use them, how you type them, when you send them. You can’t hide those things…The unseen is unseen.Continue reading “Alif The Unseen”
Category Archives: Novel
The Mediator Series
Meg Cabot (also published as Jenny Carroll) Image credit: Amazon, compiled by Nisha Additional note to the images: These are the editions that I own and I wanted to pay homage to the original covers, which I love. They have been released in a more uniform format for those who are into that sort ofContinue reading “The Mediator Series”
Dozey’s Journeys Through The Meowtiverse – Knights In Shiny Floof
Recommendations From Dozey Hello, I am Dozey! I am travelling the Meowtiverse having great adventures, exploring great writings. Why should humans have all the fun? I have always like the idea of being a knight. Having another creature take you places, wearing a suit of armour, being applauded for hitting humans…. Ah The Life!Continue reading “Dozey’s Journeys Through The Meowtiverse – Knights In Shiny Floof”
The Terracotta Bride
Zen Cho Image Credit: zencho.org Review by Kris Note: As this tale is very short, any analysis requires spoilers. Therefore, this will contain spoilers for all parts of the novella This is a story that is so brilliant I have severe worries about the limits of my abilities to fully review it. One paragraph containsContinue reading “The Terracotta Bride”
All The Birds In The Sky
Charlie Jane Anders Image Credt: MacMillan Review by Kris Warning: Reviewing This Requires A Few Unavoidable Minor Spoilers. I Have Tried To Keep These To A Minimum But To Be Completely Unspoiled Do Not Read This, The Book Cover Or Any Promotional Materials As They All Have Similar Levels Of Information If there wasContinue reading “All The Birds In The Sky”
A Stranger In Olondria
Sofia Samatar Image Credit: Small Beer Press Review by Kris Like an Iconoclast of the fantasy genre, Samatar tears down the usual trappings of these stories and builds something which is actually much truer to the spirit of the enterprise. This does not contain the classes and races of a D&D adventure nor the chosenContinue reading “A Stranger In Olondria”
Landline
Rainbow Rowell Image Credit: Goodreads Review by Nisha Landline is, at its core, about a marriage that is on the ropes. Georgie is a highly successful TV writer, which means she spends a lot of time in the office and less with her husband Neal and their two daughters. When an opportunity arises to pitchContinue reading “Landline”
Brightness Falls From The Air
James Tiptree Jr. Review by Kris Like most readers, I am a big fan of Tiptree’s short fiction but had not read any of her novels. These do not have a strong reputation but, I feel, in this case at least that they deserve a second look. To compare them to the genius of herContinue reading “Brightness Falls From The Air”
