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Morcant
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Hither
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2025
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3 editions
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For Whom the Selkie Sings
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Mere Breath
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The Broken Lioness
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Revertant
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2024
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4 editions
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A Genie Walks into a Bar
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Weep and Howl
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3.5/5 stars While there wasn't much that was particularly original about this fantasy adventure, the author nevertheless managed to imbue the old tropes and stereotypes with enough vim to make them feel relatively fresh. At the very least, it was a fu ...more |
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"My favorite of the author's so far. Really liked the choice of POV character, and the philosophical direction the story took. Really short, but it used its length to its advantage."
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| Quite wholesome, but it stretches the bounds of believablity on too many fronts. | |
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| Very brief, but a good introductory overview of church history. | |
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I totally respect the high standard of forgiveness amongst the Amish. I wish it was the standard for all Christians. However, I cannot respect their idea of nonresistance. I find it appalling that any man could fail to violently resist anyone trying ...more |
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| It can be a rather melancholy exercise, reading through unfinished or cobbled-together works published posthumously, but The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings were the only novels published in J.R.R. Tolkien's lifetime, and I'm glad I can read books l ...more | |
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| Such a wealth of well-researched information. I especially appreciated the strong arguments against dualism and the counter emphasis on God's complete control over all his creatures, even those called gods/elohim. ...more | |
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