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Maggie’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Maggie’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Bonding
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Expat 4
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A Rancid Vat: A Blamage Books Anthology
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"The author starts the acknowledgements with this sentence “Writing a book f*** sucks.” Well, reading this book also f*** sucked. I didn’t like a single story. There were interesting ideas, but the stories felt too ordinary with a bit of body horror a"
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"Full disclosure: I read this as part of the Tales Of The Dying Earth compendium that is also listed on here but I will be reviewing each book within it separately.
Wow. Haven’t blown through a book this fast in a while, finished it in a little over 12" Read more of this review » |
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| 3.5! tuttle probes at some astutely observed pain points of womanhood, and isn't afraid to go narrow; "flying to byzantium" deserves a lot of credit for its pathological dissection of girls in fandom, while "treading the maze" depicts a very particul ...more | |
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| i’ve been waiting to have a “fuck yeah” moment with this series, as much as i’ve liked my time with it, and i think i finally found it in ‘the singing citadel.’ the titular fortress is sort of a refinement of the eldritch building/sorcerer that opene ...more | |
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| somehow didn’t realize that what I thought were novels were frequently fixups so I was a little confused at first, but once you get into the rhythm this is another great elric saga. moorcock certainly inherited a little of vance’s pessimism but getti ...more | |
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| on the verge of being really good but held back by its sneering myopic depictions of city life and strange contempt for the down and out. there are some weird racial dynamics that the author thinks he’s clear of (one story is literally titled ‘xenoph ...more | |
Topics Mentioning This Author
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| Literary Horror: LH favorites of 2021 so far | 5 | 67 | Oct 15, 2021 04:51PM |
