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W.’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at W.’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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W. James Chan
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Blackcloak: A Man of his Sword (The Bloody Tapestry of Kaefre Book 1)
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2015
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6 editions
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Gildenhammer: The Beating of her Heart (The Bloody Tapestry of Kaefre Book 2)
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Blackcloak: A Man of his Sword (The Bloody Tapestry of Kaefre Book 1):
"For someone who currently has difficulty reading due to eyesight issues, the fact that I did not shelve this book unfinished speaks volumes about its brilliance and power to seduce. Along the way, I’ll admit I often found myself wrestling with the wo"
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| Full disclosure and preamble: this book is by a fellow survivor/graduate of my creative writing degree (although Lloyd was a year or two earlier than I was), and I had every intention of at least buying a copy out of solidarity. I did not know if I'd ...more | |
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| Dissonant anachronisms and repetitive dialogue tags aside, the need to know where this romantic fantasy was heading kept me going; the diverse cast, the familiar but well-explored magic system, an intriguing larger mythology, and a real bitch of an a ...more | |
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| Less a straightforward narrative and more of an off-kilter album through which one can flip, back and forth, “The Phantasies of Arnold Price” is great for curious readers who missed the wonder that was the Age of Aquarius, or those who just plain mis ...more | |
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A quirky but never irreverent collection of short stories considering the intersection of modern technology and the uncanny that often go grey where Black Mirror goes...well, black. Full review here. ...more |
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A very raw, unpretentious character study of a teenage girl dealing with literal slice-of-life impulses. Surprisingly sweet romance eases the weighty topic. Full review here. ...more |
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A road trip/self-improvement novel about living with almost-destructive alcoholism, surprisingly few bumps but a problematic romance. Full review here. ...more |
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