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Jonathan Oliver

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Jonathan Oliver is the British Fantasy Award winning editor of Magic, House of Fear, End of the Line, End of the Road, World War Cthulhu, Five Stories High and Dangerous Games. He is the author of the collection The Language of Beasts, out now from Black Shuck Books.

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The Moonstone

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House of Fear

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The End of the Line

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Magic: An Anthology of the ...

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End of the Road

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The Language of Beasts

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Absolutely bonkers. They really don’t make them like this anymore. The SFF of the New Wave may have sometimes been scattershot and overreaching in its ambition but there’s nothing quite like it. A melting pot of ideas and approaches the likes of whic ...more
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Gorgeous. I loved Priya’s fable of humanity’s place in the world and our relationship with the divine through myth and story telling. A story of hope and resilience. Beautifully written.
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A beautiful, poetic novel. A sensuous exploration of self, the body, and death, and the lives of women in times of war.
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The second book of Hendrix's I've read - the first was My Best Friend's Exorcism - and the second to make me cry with the ending. A hugely entertaining read. It ticks a lot of trad horror boxes, but the thing that makes it more than just a generic bl ...more
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Not one of King’s best but even in his lesser books there is treasure to be found.
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“... it is worth remembering that the act of writing has its own magic.”
Jonathan Oliver, Magic: An Anthology of the Esoteric and Arcane

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Jonathan Oliver Mark wrote: "Hi

How's it going, all good I hope!

Cheers
Mark"


Yeah, good thanks. Reading mostly Young Adult fiction today


message 1: by Mark

Mark Hi

How's it going, all good I hope!

Cheers
Mark


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