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Jake’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Jake’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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| Takes a while to get going, but once it does, this is the most fast-paced and riveting entry in the trilogy. The switch up to being a first person narrative is hugely gratifying and getting to see the conclusion of Jade Daniels story from her own per ...more | |
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| One of the most invigorating horror experiences I’ve had in a good minute. Every strength is carried over from ‘My Heart is a Chainsaw’ and doubled down upon in a story that’s just as smart, just as unpredictable, and loaded with winter horror atmosp ...more | |
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| One of the most invigorating horror experiences I’ve had in a good minute. Every strength is carried over from ‘My Heart is a Chainsaw’ and doubled down upon in a story that’s just as smart, just as unpredictable, and loaded with winter horror atmosp ...more | |
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| Stephen Graham Jones is the real deal. A winning combo of meta-referential slasher horror and earnest character writing and prose that oscillates between relatable and deeply, genuinely evocative. Jade Daniels deserves a place in permanent horror can ...more | |
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| Stephen Graham Jones is the real deal. A winning combo of meta-referential slasher horror and earnest character writing and prose that oscillates between relatable and deeply, genuinely evocative. Jade Daniels deserves a place in permanent horror can ...more | |
"Unlike many authors that write about toxic relationships with egregious power imbalances, McCurdy understands that they are not something to be romanticized. Half His Age is uncomfortable, sickening, vulgar, and at times it's just fully disgusting."
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| There’s much to be said about the reputation of ‘House of Leaves’- and its mere existence invites hyperbole and exaggerated language abound. Exaggerated language that, in all honesty, is the best tool at my disposal to describe my feelings on ‘House ...more | |
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| Starts as competent but relatively unexceptional Warhammer fare, but slowly turned into one of the more fascinating stories I’ve read in this universe. Sanguinius is maybe the Primarch I find the most fascinating, and it’s almost like his unapproacha ...more | |
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| Compelling in a way I found pretty surprising considering Angron is such a simple, straightforward character. Smartly, St. Martin elects to play the affair as a tragedy with a foregone conclusion, and I actually did find the ethical questions surroun ...more | |
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| Supremely my shit. The near impressionist art style combined with the Pacific-Northwest Gothic vibe of the story was always gonna be a home run, but from the outset you can tell there’s a lot of subtle visual storytelling in this that’s laying ground ...more | |
